For some reason, supplying the -i option means that only one patch is
selected.

$ darcs cha tests/add.pl --count
Changes to tests/add.pl:

29
$ darcs cha tests/add.pl -si
withSignalsHandled: Interrupted!

$ darcs cha tests/add.pl -i
Sun Oct  5 03:38:50 EST 2008  Eric Kow <eric.kow@gmail.com>
  * Translate some more Perl tests into shell.
  Shell equivalents already exist for these particular tests,
  but they may not do the same thing.

Shall I view this patch? (1/1) [yNvpxqkj], or ? for help: q
$

In what version of darcs are you seeing this, on what kind of repo? Works fine
for me with 2.2.0 (+ 217 patches): darcs changes -i gives me the whole list of
patches to choose from.

On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 12:58:03PM -0000, Florent Becker wrote:
> 
> Florent Becker <florent.becker@ens-lyon.org> added the comment:
> 
> In what version of darcs are you seeing this, on what kind of repo? Works fine
> for me with 2.2.0 (+ 217 patches): darcs changes -i gives me the whole list of
> patches to choose from.

Please note the -s switch was also used.  I believe I was testing with
Darcs 2.2.0 on a branch of the Darcs repo that had all patches
available at that date, plus a handful of my own patches.

I don't know for sure if this is a bug, but my understanding is that the next
step would be to generate some sort of reproducible test case, or if not, retire
this bug after some fixed time period.

PS. Did you notice that initial quotes always get chopped off your bugs?

With Darcs-2.3.x on the current mainline repo, I get the same patches with
changes -s and changes -si on tests/add-formerly-pl.sh

Please re-open if you find yourself bitten by this again.