Bit difficult under windows....a lot of the subsidiary functionality has to be implemented in the core until the new Microsoft shell
comes on ... many places won't let people install cygwin, and for full integration with other windows applications you can't rely on
it being there.
Joel
Richard Li wrote:
Matthew A. Nicholson wrote:
Monotone contains a diff command. Should it contain a patch command
as well? The reason I suggest this is because if you have a diff that
monotone has generated, and it contains information about file renames
(which I think diffs can support). patch applies the patch and
renames the files, monotone is not notified of the renames and will
then make you rename all the files then commit.
If there was a monotone patch command, it could handle all of the
renaming and stuff on it's own. Just wanted to get some thoughts on
this.
couldn't you do this with a shell script? (perhaps the core monotone
should avoid adding commands that wouldn't benefit from non-command-line
access to monotone metadata ... but i also see value in a unified
command syntax, too)
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