Transplant with rewritten pathnames
Lars Marowsky-Bree
lmb at suse.de
Wed Mar 12 06:11:14 CDT 2008
Hi there,
transplant is indeed a very useful tool.
However, for one of my projects, I have the need to rewrite pathnames -
I backport from a repository in which the directories have been moved
around. This apparently confuses transplant:
>hg transplant --filter ../pacemaker-to-hb.sh -s ../stable-0.6/ a4c3bec250fa
searching for changes
filtering /tmp/hg-transplant-KwvYSg
applying a4c3bec250fa
crmd/messages.c: No such file or directory
crmd/messages.c not tracked!
a4c3bec250fa transplanted to 0443e19ebf76
crmd/messages.c is the new name; in the repo I'm transplanting to, it's
called crm/crmd/messages.c.
I don't see anything wrong with the result. but the message worries me a
bit. Should it?
Regards,
Lars
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