Julien wrote:
>>> If I simply want to inspect
>>> previous versions, I wouldn't want "bzr status -V" to list all the files
>>> changed between the older revision and the current one.
>> Why is that a problem?
>>
> If I actually want to do a revert, I can see that this makes sense.
> For update however, I wouldn't want the list of files that I edited to
> be overwhelmed by the list of changes between the two revisions.
All I'm saying is that revert is an option for the use cases you listed:
* try and track down which change introduced a bug
* compare the performance of different versions on specific testcases
* inspect earlier versions of the code base, for whatever reason
It's a bit surprising to me that you would also want to retain
uncommitted changes and examine them while doing those things, but if
you do, I agree that revert is not suitable.
Aaron
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Julien wrote:
>>> If I simply want to inspect
>>> previous versions, I wouldn't want "bzr status -V" to list all the files
>>> changed between the older revision and the current one.
>> Why is that a problem?
>>
> If I actually want to do a revert, I can see that this makes sense.
> For update however, I wouldn't want the list of files that I edited to
> be overwhelmed by the list of changes between the two revisions.
All I'm saying is that revert is an option for the use cases you listed:
* try and track down which change introduced a bug
* compare the performance of different versions on specific testcases
* inspect earlier versions of the code base, for whatever reason
It's a bit surprising to me that you would also want to retain
uncommitted changes and examine them while doing those things, but if
you do, I agree that revert is not suitable.
Aaron enigmail. mozdev. org
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