[issue1822] hg rename -A gives no success/failure feedback
Stephen Rank
mercurial-bugs at selenic.com
Thu Sep 3 09:50:06 UTC 2009
New submission from Stephen Rank <smrank at zepler.org>:
Tested on Mercurial 1.3.1 on Windows XP SP3.
When doing a hg rename -A there is no feedback.
For example if (outside of hg) you've renamed a file from abc.def to bcd.efg
and then enter the following command:
hg rename -A abc.def bcd.typo
nothing will happen because you didn't get the filename correct but there
will be no feedback to indicate this. Likewise when you type:
hg rename -A abc.def bcd.efg
the rename will now succeed but there will still be no feedback. So each
time a rename -A is made it is necessary to check hg stat to ensure that it
succeeded, it would be better if there was a message to tell you.
p.s. If you also use the -v argument then you get a message on success but
still no message on failure (and this argument should not be needed for
basic feedback IMHO).
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messages: 10457
nosy: smrank
priority: bug
status: unread
title: hg rename -A gives no success/failure feedback
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