I've been hacking on yi ( http://code.haskell.org/yi ). Today I made a one-byte
change to yi.cabal, did a darcs pull -a, and then darcs rec.

darcs rec said "No changes!" But my change was still there - and not in the
repository, as I later verified by checking out another copy of the repository.
(It is now, as I submitted the patch and it was applied.)

This was with darcs 2.3 beta 1.

Hi Robin,

Is this repeatable?  If so, does darcs record --ignore-times give different results?

I'd say that if we don't know the context (set of patches in the repository) of
greenrd's repo at the time of the pull, we won't be able to reproduce this.

I tried some obvious contexts (all patches before 2009-07-27, all patches before
the offending change) and I didn't see a problem with the 2.3 release.

Hi Robin,

Thanks again for this report.  Could we check with you if this error is indeed
repeatable?

Note for people following this bug: one-byte change?