How to use Mercurial?
Sune Foldager
cryo at cyanite.org
Sat Apr 10 05:32:46 CDT 2010
On 10-04-2010 00:27, Yawar Amin wrote:
> On 4/9/10 4:44 PM, Harry Putnam said:
>> Thanks, glad you posted... I was thinking it might mean extraneous non
>> tracked files or the like... but I guess those would not be of
>> consequence here.
>>
>
> Untracked files in the working directory also make it `dirty' ... just think of
> an untracked file as one big change that hasn't been checked in yet.
Well, not with respect to merging. A dirty working directory is one
which would allow you to commit some file changes. Untracked files don't
do that. Only already-tracked files that are modified, already-tracked
files that are removed (or renamed) or new files that are created (or
copied) make the dirstate dirty in this respect.
In other words, only if "hg status -mar" shows anything.
/Sune :)
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