Hi,

I've stumbled upon a situation in which fossil's "latest wins" merge
strategy and a system's "far-in-the-future" clock have messed up my
content & timeline. I do recall fossil's warning regarding out-of-synch
clocks when synching, but thought that it would DTRT since the files
being modified in that system where unrelated to the files being
modified in the server against which it was synching.

I can live with the weird-looking timeline, but I'd like to get my
content back.

No amount of synching & updating will get the file's contents to be the
same in the filesystem as they are through the embedded doc link which
means that I can't reapply the patch (since on the filesystem the file
is OK), but I can't see it's content either (since fossil hides it from
me, I assume because it consideres it "merged"). 'fossil changes' does
not show any change.

I can pinpoint the check-in manifest that consists of *only* the diff
I'd like to re-apply, and the artifacts representing the file before and
after the change, but I still don't know how to fix this.

Is this expected? Any ideas?

tks
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pica
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