commit to the wrong branch what to do

[Bryan Murdock]

If you haven't pushed the wrong commit yet (it exists only in your local
clone) you can just rebase it:

hg rebase -s <wrong-branch> -d <correct-branch>

Bryan

On Sep 1, 2016 3:16 AM, "Uwe Brauer" <oub at mat.ucm.es> wrote:


Hi

Most likely this sometimes happens:
I added, removed, edited and then commit, but alas to the wrong branch.
What is the most efficient way to solve this issue?

I did it completely manually.

 hg update wrong-branch
copied the files in question to another place.

 hg update correct-branch

Copied the correct files, and moved out the not needed files.

 hg commit -m "repaired"

hg update wrong-branch

Copied the files

 hg commit "back to the wrong branch"

Maybe a patch would have been the simpler solution?

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