undoing a hg addremove mistake

[Christophe HENRY]

Le Thu, 9 Jan 2014 11:36:13 -0800
Luke Mergner <lmergner at gmail.com> a écrit :

> Hi,
> 
> I am trying to recover some files from my working directory (a python
> project). Somehow using Vim, I created a file named ";".  Having
> forgotten about it, I later "hg addremove", which added the bad
> file. Being clever, I decided to remove it with hg by saying...
> 
> $ hg remove directory/;
> 
> ...which removed a about a dozen files in several child directories.
> I haven't committed yet. However, saying "hg add *" doesn't seem to
> do anything since the files appear to be completely gone. Is this
> the case even though I didn't say --force?
> 
> Is there anyway to recover these files at this point? I'd like an
> expert opinion before I commit and move on.
> (...)

$ hg revert directory

I hope it helps,

-- 
Christophe HENRY
FR EO EN - http://www.sbgodin.fr
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