[issue2991] MQ should offer a way to 'unshelve' patches
illusory
bugs at mercurial.selenic.com
Thu Sep 8 09:26:44 CDT 2011
New submission from illusory <illusory2 at yahoo.co.uk>:
Sometimes I want to stop using MQ and go back to vanilla Mercurial. This
requires something like the following:
1) hg qpop -a
2) hg import --no-commit .hg\patches\first.patch .hg\patches\second.patch
3) hg qdelete second.patch first.patch
This seems to work, but it's a little clumsy, and the fact that MQ doesn't
offer this function natively seems, to me, like a flaw in MQ. It means that
there is no way to undo a 'qnew'.
One way to solve this problem might be to allow 'qfinish' to accept a
'--no-commit' option:
1) hg qfinish --no-commit
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messages: 17321
nosy: illusory
priority: feature
status: unread
title: MQ should offer a way to 'unshelve' patches
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