Steinar Bang wrote:
>>>>>> "Nico Kadel-Garcia" <nkadel@comcast.net>:
>
>> In short, no. In long, you could rebuild the repository from a dump
>> to revision 92, then add the files on top and recreate revision 93
>> with everything in place, then do revision 94. But it's not trivial
>> to merge changes.
>
> Hm... that's one option that would do it.
>
> But it would be a problem with a large repository, and would require
> all others to refrain from committing during the process, wouldn't it?
Well, you can first generate a mirror of the repository with hot-backup.py
and work with the mirror: when you're ready to go, turn off access to the
repository for 10 minutes in an announced downtime and swap in the mirror,
apply that last few changes from the previously active repository, then open
access back up.
> I guess what I will have to do in this, and future cases when I mess
> up, is to do what I did when I messed up in CVS: live with it, and try
> not to mess up in the future...:-)
Heh. You have my sympathies, sir.
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Received on Fri Apr 28 14:03:13 2006