Changing default for ~remember~

[Ben Finney]

"Stephen J. Turnbull" <stephen at xemacs.org> writes:

> That depends on what you mean by "work" -- I'm confused by your
> specification of a bound branch, which will behave as it always does,
> and I don't see how it's relevant -- but I suppose the answer is
> "yes".

The bound branch was there to complete the picture of why this workflow
matters. I had intended on blathering more about it, but the point was
clear enough without discussing the bound branch.

> The net result is that anything that was committed to blah between the
> "bind" and "update" commands in trunk will be merged into feature-foo,
> without needing an explicit --remember option at any point.

Okay, that reassures me.

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