Tom Cato Amundsen wrote:
Say I have committed lots of patches, patch-1 .. patch-40,
and now I want to undo the changes made in patch-19, patch-20
and patch-25. What is the easiest and safest way to do this?
tla get $project project
cd project
tla replay --reverse $project--patch-19
tla replay --reverse $project--patch-20
tla replay --reverse $project--patch-25
tla sync-tree $project
tla commit -s "Undoing patches 19,20,25"
That undoes the patches, but leaves the logs in the system, so that
future commands won't try to add the patch back in.
John
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