What do you do with MQ?

[Arne Babenhauserheide]

Am Mittwoch, 7. Dezember 2011, 10:10:58 schrieb Alain Leufroy:
> > * refactor commits to have atomic changes (one step per changeset):
> >   (I failed to find an easy way here. What I’d need: hg qsplit: like
> >   qrecord, but takes the changes out of one patch and puts them into a
> >   new one. Then I could just qfold all related patches and qsplit them
> >   into atomic changesets)
> 
> With GNU/Linux:
> 
> qsplit(){ hg qimport -r ${1}:tip && \
>           hg qpop ${1}.diff && \
>           hg qfold $(hg qseries|grep -v ${1}.diff) && \
>           hg pop -a && \
>           patch -p1 < $(hg root)/.hg/patches/${1}.diff && \
>           hg qcrecord splitted_1.diff && hg qremove $1.diff; \
>           }
> then
> 
> qsplit 1
> hg qcrecord splitted_2.diff

Wow, ok. So the command can actually be written as a simple command. 

Thanks for sharing!

Best wishes,
Arne
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