Consider a category foobar with two branches: foobar--base and foobar--devo.
I have branched foobar--devo--0 off foobar--base--0--patch-3. Now
patch-4 has been committed to foobar--base--0, but I have not
updated the devo branch.
I have thus a couple of questions:
1. Why does `tla missing` or `baz missing` against foobar--devo--0
not show that the patch-4 has not yet been applied?
2. What command can I use to identify new patches in base
branches, which have not yet been applied? I.e. I am looking
for a command to be run in the devo tree which will say
'patch-4'.
3. What command can I use to list all the patches that have been
merged locally? `baz merges` lists patch-4, which has not been
applied yet, and that is weird. `baz new-merges` lists those
that have been applied since the last commit. How can I list
all patches that have been applied locally? I.e., I am looking
for a command that outputs something like ancestry, but with
the complete history of patches from the base branch. E.g.:
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foobar--devo--0
patch-2 ... base-0
foobar--main--0
patch-3 ... base-0
4. What command can I use to bring the branch up to date? `baz
replay` claims that the tree is up to date, and `baz merge`
also does not seem to care about patch-4. In order to integrate
patch-4, I have to specify `baz replay foobar--main--0`
explicitly. Why? If a tree consists of multiple branches
merged, it makes sense to be able to specify the source version
for a single replay. However, if that has not been specified,
shouldn't replay just update all? I.e. I am looking for
a command that I can run, which pulls in all changes from
related branches automatically without requiring me to remember
all the branches and/or iterate over them.
5. How can I remove a patch? Say I did `baz replay
foobar--main--0` and thus pulled in patch-4, how can I revert
the local tree to foobar--main--0--patch-3 ?
Thanks, and sorry for the long post.
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