Accordingly to the "darcs whatsnew --help" documentation when two
patches produce a conflict the summary should report that with a "!",
but it does not as of darcs 2.5.2.
$ darcs wha
hunk ./f 2
+v v v v v v v
+=============
+Conflict on side R
+*************
+Conflict on side S
+^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
$ darcs wha -s
M ./f +6
I'll send a test script as soon as I have the issue number back.
Thanks&bye, lele.
On Fri, 03 Feb 2012 21:26:26 +0000
Lele Gaifax <bugs@darcs.net> wrote:
> Accordingly to the "darcs whatsnew --help" documentation when two
> patches produce a conflict the summary should report that with a "!",
> but it does not as of darcs 2.5.2.
FWIW, neither does darcs 2.3.1...
The following patch sent by Guillaume Hoffmann <guillaumh@gmail.com> updated issue issue2138 with
status=resolved;resolvedin=2.12.0 HEAD
* resolve issue2138: report conflicting files in whatsnew -s
Ignore-this: 557303998dc5181e160d159959d7b40a
Reopening this issue since the fix has been rolled back because of
issue2541.
patch ce55e2df8ba319192b28358775a17ad378dc0db9
Author: Guillaume Hoffmann <guillaumh@gmail.com>
Date: Tue Dec 19 18:40:29 CET 2017
* no longer show conflicting files on whatsnew -s
rollback of 585efe389622886c8de70c26100676ed336e2eb7 until we
find a way to make this work with an acceptable performance
This is easy to implement, as shown by the rolled back fix. The
challenge is to do it without performance regression. See the (closed)
issue2541 for ideas how to do that.