How to undo a commit.

[Daniel Carrera]

On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 3:56 PM, Steve Losh <steve at stevelosh.com> wrote:
> Running "hg rm -f" on a file that Mercurial is tracking will remove the file from Mercurial **and delete it from your working directory, even if it has local changes.**
>
> Running "hg forget" will only remove the file from the repo and *never* touch it in the working directory.
>
> "hg forget" is exactly equivalent to "hg rm -Af", but the name is more intuitive.

Aaaahhh...  Thanks. Yes, "forget" is much more intuitive.

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