Changes between Version 44 and Version 45 of DarcsEvaluation
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- 07/25/08 09:59:07 (5 years ago)
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v44 v45 320 320 The same is available for Git. The command is called {{{git commit --amend}}}. You usually checkout the commit you want to edit into a branch, do the changes, then rebase the remaining patches on top of this. Example coming soon... 321 321 322 I can't find a way to do this directly with Mercurial. You can of course do {{{hg rollback}}} and then add a new commit. The Mercurial Queues extension is also able to do this (hg qrefresh) but it is rather complicated to use. 322 I can't find a way to do this directly with Mercurial. You can of course do {{{hg rollback}}} and then add a new commit. The Mercurial Queues extension is also able to do this ({{{hg qrefresh}}}) but it is rather complicated to use. 323 324 It doesn't appear to be possible with Bzr either. You have to do {{{bzr uncommit}}} and then {{{bzr commit}}}, similarly to Mercurial. 323 325 324 326 === File renames ===
