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Am Montag, den 24.11.2008, 10:05 +0000 schrieb TK Soh:<BR>
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> I feel it'd be simpler if we can use a common option name for --target
> and --source.
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> How about this:
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> hg shelve -q <shelfname> file1 file2 file3 and
> hg unshelve -q <shelf-name>
shelf-name should be supplied via an option, to make it optional.
That'd also avoid getting mix up with the files in shelve command.
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Okay, then I'd just name it --shelf, but I don't care too much how it's named, as long as it's available.<BR>
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>> which would do something like:
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>> hg import .hg/shelve-backup/<shelf-name>
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> Actually the diffs are save to .hg/shelve file. The .hg/shelve-backup/
> directory is for storing the backup file during the shelve/unshelve
> operations.
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So the diffs are saved to only one file, right? I guess, that our Java implementation is already compatible then, we'd just have to change the filepath where to store the changes.<BR>
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Bastian
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