Re: [RFC PATCH] revert: Introduce skip-all to cleanup sequencer data

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On Tuesday 21 June 2011 08:07:38 Ramkumar Ramachandra wrote:
> When the sequencer data is persisted after a failed cherry-pick, don't
> allow subsequent calls to cherry-pick to clobber this state: instead,
> error out with the complaint that an existing cherry-pick is in
> progress.  To fix existing tests and the "rebase -i" script, introduce
> a new "--skip-all" command-line option to call after every failed
> cherry-pick; it essentially clears out the sequencer data, thereby
> allowing subsequent calls.

Nitpick: I'd rather call it "--stop" or "--quit" (or maybe "--reset") to 
convey the meaning that we get out of cherry-pick mode.

Thanks,
Christian.
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