Richard Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > "Mark J. Nelson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >>>> I've done several commits, some merges, some recommits on these files. Is >>>> the right answer to 'hg rollback <file>' to the parent's tip revision for >>>> each of the files, and then my final recommit will remove any evidence of >>>> my changes? >>> >>> Can't "rollback" a file, but you can "update" a file to a particular >>> revision, which is what I'd suggest here. >> >> hg update -C > > Only do that if you have no uncommitted changes that you do not wish > to lose, -C is a pretty big hammer.
Uh, sorry, "Do not mind losing" that *will* remove uncommitted changes. ... got conversation and mail muddled. >> hg revert -r oldrev files >> hg commit files >> >> I think you want "revert" instead of "update," because it (revert) will >> change files in your working directory without updating metadata about >> your working context. > > Otherwise yes. > > -- Rich _______________________________________________ tools-discuss mailing list tools-discuss@opensolaris.org
