#12282: Fix strcmp() with NULL argument in termcap library
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Reporter: jdemeyer | Owner:
tbd
Type: defect | Status:
closed
Priority: blocker | Milestone:
sage-4.8
Component: packages | Resolution:
fixed
Keywords: sd35.5 | Work_issues:
Upstream: None of the above - read trac for reasoning. | Reviewer:
Georg S. Weber
Author: Jeroen Demeyer | Merged:
sage-4.8.rc0
Dependencies: |
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Comment(by leif):
Replying to [comment:33 kini]:
> Replying to [comment:32 leif]:
> > FWIW, for a single "uncommit", you can also use `hg rollback`.
>
> Well, actually `hg rollback` will undo the latest action that was a
`commit`, `pull`, `unbundle`, or any other modification to the data store.
So that might not be the latest commit, in general. It might not even be
under your control if you are allowing users to push to your repository
remotely, as someone's push to your repo also counts as something to
`rollback`. And it only stores one action to undo, so if any other such
actions have been performed since the latest commit, you can no longer use
`hg rollback` to uncommit it.
:-) As always, one should know what one's doing...
I was thinking of (and originally planned to write) smth like
{{{
#!sh
while true; do
hg commit -m "foo"
hg rollback
# edit
# reupload spkg
done
}}}
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