Re: "stg reset --status" doesn't just reset status

On Wed, 2008-04-02 at 14:00 +0200, Karl Hasselström wrote:

(I assume "stg reset --status" is just a typo for "stg status
--reset"?)

Exactly.  "stg status --reset" is so against the logic that I could not
even write it properly :)

I'd be fine with removing status --reset, but since there is currently
no other way to do this in StGit, I expect Catalin would object. (As I
recall, that's precisely what happened when I did try to remove it
some time ago.)

1) stg diff | patch -Rp1
2) stg new -m "trash" trash; stg refresh; stg delete trash

Besides, I don't think everything should be easily doable from stgit.

I'm currently (slowly) working on an "stg reset" command that'll be
able to reset the stack to any prior state. It could be made to reset
to the most recent recorded state if no extra argument is given, which
I think would make it do what you want.

Sounds good.  Thank you!

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Regards,
Pavel Roskin