hg update can update to a different and undesired commit. For users
who have commands.update.requiredest=yes, it's even an error to run
just `hg update.
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- rHG8c4f32b907e6: unfinishedstate: suggested `hg update .` (including `.`) to complete update
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204 | I wonder if it would be possible to portably quote the . so that users don't think it's just sitting on the end there. Something like hg update '.' If not, then we should surround the entire thing in quotes if possible, something like To continue: 'hg update .' Thoughts? |
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204 | We often quote the whole command like you did in your second example. However, I don't really want to do that with all the commands here (e.g. the bisect commands a few lines down). We could quote just the '.', but I think it's already quite clear from the context that the . is part of the command -- the spaces before it makes it look like it's not part of a sentence. |
I wonder if it would be possible to portably quote the . so that users don't think it's just sitting on the end there. Something like hg update '.' If not, then we should surround the entire thing in quotes if possible, something like To continue: 'hg update .'
Thoughts?