> Ah well not really.
> `hg addremove` add new files and removes deleted once, so say adds 10 new
> ones and removes 8 deleted ones.
> `hg forget` only forgets files that you explicitly specify.
> Which makes it cumbersome to use in that use case
I found two solutions.
1. An alias in .tcshrc
alias myhgundoaddremove 'hg status --added --removed --no-status | xargs
hg forget'
2. An alias in .hgrc
unaddremove = !hg forget "set:added()" && hg forget "set:removed()"
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