Changeset 51
- Timestamp:
- 10/06/06 19:55:15 (19 years ago)
- Location:
- cl-darcs/trunk
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TabularUnified cl-darcs/trunk/get.lisp ¶
r35 r51 65 65 (append-inventory outname patchinfo) 66 66 (format t "."))) 67 (format t "~&Creating pristine") 68 (create-pristine-from-tree outname) 67 69 (format t "~&All done")))) 68 70 -
TabularUnified cl-darcs/trunk/pull.lisp ¶
r38 r51 50 50 :patches our-patches))))) 51 51 (format t "~&Applying patches") 52 (dolist (p merged-patches) 53 (apply-patch p ourrepo) 54 ;; If this is not a named patch, our assumptions are 55 ;; challenged. 56 (append-inventory ourrepo (named-patch-patchinfo p)) 57 (write-patch-to-repo p ourrepo) 58 (format t "."))))) 59 (format t "~&All done")) 52 (let ((applying-to-source t) 53 (source-and-pristine-differ nil)) 54 (dolist (p merged-patches) 55 ;; First, copy the modified patch to the repository. 56 (write-patch-to-repo p ourrepo) 57 ;; Then, apply it to the pristine copy. This couldn't 58 ;; possibly fail. 59 (apply-patch-to-pristine p ourrepo) 60 ;; Note the patch in the inventory. 61 (append-inventory ourrepo (named-patch-patchinfo p)) 62 ;; And finally apply the patch to the real source. This 63 ;; could fail if the source has been modified. Deal with 64 ;; that in a crude way. XXX: it is wasteful to apply 65 ;; patches twice. 66 (when applying-to-source 67 (restart-case 68 (apply-patch p ourrepo) 69 (skip-this () 70 :report "Don't apply this patch to the source tree (it was applied to the pristine tree)" 71 (setf source-and-pristine-differ t)) 72 (skip-all () 73 :report "Stop trying to apply patches to the source tree (they will be applied to the pristine tree)" 74 (setf source-and-pristine-differ t) 75 (setf applying-to-source nil)))) 76 (format t ".")) 77 (when source-and-pristine-differ 78 (format t "~&~<Some patches could not be applied to the source tree.~ 79 You should manually merge changes from the pristine tree in _darcs/pristine/.~:@>"))))) 80 (format t "~&All done")))
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