Hello

This is a newbie question.

Prior to using Fossil, to try something and still be able to go back
in case the change didn't work, the only way I had was to comment
things out.

Now that I'm used to using Fossil, I just keep a DOS box open so I can
easily run "fossil.exe commit -m "Some comment"" before making
changes.

However, in case the change didn't work, what is the best/easiest way
to tell Fossil to forget about it and go back to the last commited
version? Is "fossil.exe revert "myfile.txt"" OK?

What about if changes involve multiple files? Will "fossil.exe revert"
forget all the changes made to all the files, and fetch the latest
commited versions from the repo so I can try something else?

Thank you.

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