Re: [Gnu-arch-users] Reverting local changes

[Aaron Bentley]

If you don't mind the redundancy, here's one option:
tla undo
cp foo foo.old
tla redo
mv foo.old foo

I think that's a pretty robust option, though it does involve undoing
and redoing everything.

Aaron

On Tue, 2003-12-30 at 05:35, Dustin Sallings wrote:
> 
> On Dec 30, 2003, at 1:57, Steve Folta wrote:
> 
> > I have made local changes to a file that I need to back out of.  It's 
> > that
> > situation that you would use "rm foo; cvs update foo" for in CVS.  
> > What do
> > I do in tla?
> >
> > I know that was explained on this list just days ago.  I couldn't 
> > sworn I
> > saved that email, but I cannot find it.  And it's *still* not in the 
> > FAQ!
> 
>       There's ``tla undo''  There's a trick that involves using ``tla 
> file-diffs'' and ``patch -R'' (which sometimes does not work for me), 
> there's a proposal for limited undo, there's ``tla file-find'' to get 
> the pristine copy, and there's a patch I've had sitting around in 
> feedback state on savannah for a while implementing ``tla 
> file-revert.''
> 
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