Re: [PATCH 2/4] fast-import: define a new option command

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Sverre Rabbelier <srabbelier@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Actually I was thinking that the frontend should allow the user to override
> these options. Assuming it is, say, specifying a marks file, if the user
> wishes to change that, the frontend would probably need to know about the
> new location too.
> 
> So not only is it easier to implement, it makes sense from an ui
> perspective. No?

My point is, most of the options are about paths to local files.

If I export something from hg on machine A, then copy the
fast-import stream to machine B, the marks file on B might not be
in the same path.  I might not even control machine A, maybe you
emailed me that stream file.  I may not be able to use an option
on the source tool to alter the path.

Why shouldn't I be able to (easily) override the marks location
locally, without resorting to stream editing?

Same with --force.  Which probably now demands a counter option,
--no-force.  If you send me a stream with "option force\n" in the
header, why can't I try to import it with "--no-force" first?

-- 
Shawn.
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