- Appended to comment:
drh added on 2009-10-31 13:13:44:
Check-in 107f38dd014ae469dcac1f3e1c4fb230ffdc7d71 - Change resolution to "Fixed"
- Change status to "Fixed"
- Appended to comment:
eric added on 2009-10-27 20:10:16:
fossil revertonly reverts one file. After getting the valid options and checking for any remaining (invalid) options, it just processes the last argument, ignoring any others. Maybe what it needs is a way to detect any excess arguments. - Change resolution to "Open"
- Change comment to "This command line fails quietly: <pre><code> <i>michael@isolde:~/junk/test$ fossil revert f6eb797b4f 3</i> revert file '3'? this will destroy local changes <nowiki>[y/N]</nowiki>? y </code></pre> Of course I really was meant to put a -r in front of the revision number, but the complete absence of any kind of error message (like "file f6eb797b4f not in repository", say) kind of disguised my error. It may be better if Fossil flags an attempt to revert a file that doesn't exist."
- Change foundin to "[d78835d2ff]"
- Change private_contact to "e64e062ff7022fc7fdd41ac56baff07e8ae485d9"
- Change severity to "Minor"
- Change status to "Open"
- Change title to "Revert's error handling is suboptimal."
- Change type to "Code_Defect"