How to undo a pull

[Dustin Sallings]

On Aug 30, 2007, at 20:54, Imbeault, Jean-Christian wrote:

> I've just done a pull and realised that I don't want the change.  
> How do
> I undo the pull?
>
> I'm trying to push some changes to a central repository but I'm  
> getting
> a 'creates new branches!' error and I'm guessing this is because of  
> the
> bad pull?

	If you updated, update to the revision you want and strip the ones  
afterwards.

	For example, if 41781010a224 is the bad changeset, and  
``5f85e9f739f1'' is what you want to be working on:

	hg up 5f85e9f739f1     # Set your working tree version.
	hg strip 41781010a224  # Remove everything including and after this  
revision


	Note that if you think you may eventually want that changeset, you  
can go ahead and work from the revision to which you updated and  
it'll just branch of from there.  You can later merge it in.

-- 
Dustin Sallings