undoing a merge
James Westby
jw+debian at jameswestby.net
Sun Jun 24 19:33:06 BST 2007
On (24/06/07 13:57), Adam Mercer wrote:
> Hi
>
> I accidentally ran a full merge between two of my branches when I
> meant to only cherry pick a single revision
[snip]
> is there a way that I can revert all the changes made by this merge?
> I've tried reverting the changes to the individual changed files, but
> I still get the following when checking the status:
>
> $ bzr status
> pending merges:
> Adam Mercer 2007-06-24 clean up header
> Adam Mercer 2007-06-23 add inspmdc.c
> Adam Mercer 2007-06-23 add xml2mdc.c
>
> how can I cancel this merge and get my tree back to the state it was
> before the merge?
>
A simple
$ bzr revert
with no paths will remove the pending merges.
Thanks,
James
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