How I deleted my new files with good help from Mercurial
Jens.Wulf at sew-eurodrive.de
Jens.Wulf at sew-eurodrive.de
Mon Jun 28 08:19:51 UTC 2010
Hi,
Just stepping in because I don't understand what has happened. You did a backout and a rollback afterwards. The backout created a new changeset (1033:e9a5491a4636), not touching the commit which added your "example_file".
> Output:
>removing example_file
> changeset 1033:e9a5491a4636 backs out changeset 1032:976a92922ca5
> Without looking too much at the console, I did what I should have been doing:
> $ hg rollback
I am not sure about "hg rollback" after "hg backout", but I expected it to only rollback the commit which has been made by "hg backout". Did it really roll back both commits?
Trying it out here works as expected (only the backout changeset is rolled back).
Best regards,
Jens
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