On 8-May-09, at 1:45 AM, Kristian Nielsen wrote:
Kristian Nielsen <knielsen@knielsen-hq.org> writes:
I suggest you re-commit all of the changes as a single commit (this is generally preferred in Maria development), or at least add a good commit message (eg. mention fixing the BUILD/ scripts). Also, you should add per-file commit messages; one way to do this I know of is using the `bzr gcommit` plugin (I personally do not like per-file commit messages much, but in Maria development they are generally preferred).
You asked on IRC what I meant with 're-commit'.
There are at least two ways: ...
2. Use `bzr uncommit` to remove the previous commits (but not the related changes) in your tree, then do a new commit:
cd my-original-tree bzr uncommit -r2697 # You can do any additional changes you want here
I have uncommit'd the last 4 of my local commits, but unfortunately gcommit is not available to me as I am doing this work on a headless server. I am not aware of any way this can be done on the command line (I did check #bzr and Google). Do you mind if I omit per-file remarks in this push? --Toby
bzr gcommit ...
- Kristian.