If I do
mtn pluck -r abcdef...
and afterwards
mtn commit --message="My message"
it will fail because mtn pluck has written the file _MTN/log
with content similar to:
applied changes from 1234...
through abcd...
Now I have two minor usability points:
1 - I was suprised I could not commit from the command line this way.
2 - It is nice pluck generates the default log entry, but it would be nice
if it could include the original commit message(s) too.
Well, maybe not if I pluck 100 revisions at once, but if I just pluck
one revision it is maybe nice to ad to the default message
the 'plucked' commit message?
In addition
3 - It breaks some of my scripts that use monotone because they
use --message="..." to supply a commit message.
Wim Oudshoorn.
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