>>> Not exactly a problem, but I thought it was worth mentioning. >>> >>> I just noticed that if you run webrev twice over the same repo, but >>> between the first and the second webrev you change a file back to its >>> original state (by hand or with hg revert file), the diffs/patches for >>> that file are not removed from the webrev folder. >> >> This was true with Teamware as well; it hasn't changed. >> >> The file should disappear from the summary files (such as the >> top-level index.html), but the diffs and source aren't removed from >> the directories below. (If it doesn't disappear from the visible >> parts of the webrev, then that's a bug.) >> >> In general, if I do something "exotic" like reverting a file, or if >> it's just been a long time since the last webrev, I do "rm -rf webrev" >> to make sure it's clean first. >> > > Ah, ok. Thanks
I see Jim's advice, and raise him the following: it's often useful to move the entire webrev directory; ie "cd $CODEMGR_WS; mv webrev webrev.descrip" so that it sticks around, and you can look at it later, or even use it as a parent for an incremental webrev (see the -p option). --Mark
