Ganesh, could you please comment on this i.e. do you think this is a bad
idea? As alternatives, I could create a new command or an option for this.
1 patch for repository http://darcs.net/screened:
patch d2c0e3dccf507ae86a05ca67e8d4bdaeb0b37444
Author: Ben Franksen <ben.franksen@online.de>
Date: Fri Jun 25 19:36:00 CEST 2021
* optimize reorder: create an inventory for each clean tag
This is a change in behavior. Previously, this command only made the latest
tag clean (and then stored it as an inventory). With this change the
lazy-optimize-reorder test script no longer makes sense so it has been
removed.
> Ganesh, could you please comment on this i.e. do you think this is a
> bad idea? As alternatives, I could create a new command or an option
> for this.
What's the goal? Feels like the test script is checking for a legitimate
use case, i.e. reordering "recent" patches without forcing the whole
repo. So by default I'd be inclined towards an option, but I don't feel
strongly.