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learning in workflows: Added mv and cp to the repeated basics in the Lone Dev workflow.
author Arne Babenhauserheide <bab@draketo.de>
date Tue, 12 May 2009 08:28:27 +0200
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84 $ hg commit 84 $ hg commit
85 (enter the commit message)</pre> 85 (enter the commit message)</pre>
86 86
87 Now you have two files, "copy" and "target", and Mercurial knows how they are related. 87 Now you have two files, "copy" and "target", and Mercurial knows how they are related.
88 88
89 Note: Should you forget to do the explicit move, you can still tell Mercurial to detect the changes via <hg>hg addremove --similarity 100</hg>. Just use <hg>hg help addremove</hg> for details. 89 Note: Should you forget to do the explicit copy or move, you can still tell Mercurial to detect the changes via <hg>hg addremove --similarity 100</hg>. Just use <hg>hg help addremove</hg> for details.
90 90
91 <h5>Check your history</h5> 91 <h5>Check your history</h5>
92 92
93 <pre>$ hg log</pre> 93 <pre>$ hg log</pre>
94 94
121 $ (add files) 121 $ (add files)
122 $ hg add # tell Mercurial to track all files 122 $ hg add # tell Mercurial to track all files
123 $ (do some changes) 123 $ (do some changes)
124 $ hg diff # see changes 124 $ hg diff # see changes
125 $ hg commit # save changes 125 $ hg commit # save changes
126 $ hg cp # copy files or folders
127 $ hg mv # move files or folders
126 $ hg log # see history</pre> 128 $ hg log # see history</pre>
127 129
128 <h5>Seeing an earlier revision</h5> 130 <h5>Seeing an earlier revision</h5>
129 131
130 Different from the sysadmin workflow, you'll want to go back in history at times and undo some changes, for example because it introduced a bug. 132 Different from the sysadmin workflow, you'll want to go back in history at times and undo some changes, for example because it introduced a bug.