On Sat, Feb 11, 2006 at 09:07:26PM +0200, Jari Aalto wrote: > Package: quilt > Version: 0.42-2 > Severity: serious > > The error checking is completely missing from the "all" command, > because user is able to do to: > > quilt push -a > quilt push -a (recall command; ooops pressed RET) > .. mess follows ..
Could you please be more verbose on the kind of mess you encounter? > SUGGESTED CORRECTION > > In context of repeated "-a", the program could intelligently continue > from where it left off. The .pc/applied-patches already records what > is the last patch that has been applied and the rest of the patches in > "series" cound be then applied to the end. > > This would be the preferred interpretation of consequtive "-a" > options. It would also help workflow: > > quilt push to-this-path > .. hack .. hack .. > .. test ... > <done, okay, see if rest applied after these changes> > quilt push -a > <finish - all looks good> That's exactly the way it works, isn't it? Could you please come up with an example session showing the problem? Mt.
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