On Tuesday 2007 February 27 11:41, Simon Josefsson wrote:
> * How do I discard all locally modified or added files? 'cvs upd -C'
> does some of that, but I've been using a tool 'cvsco' which quickly
> restore a CVS checkout into a pristine state.
If I understand you correctly ("locally" has slightly ambiguous meaning when
the repository is local as well), the following would restore a working
directory to be identical to the current HEAD.
git checkout -f HEAD
The "-f" means force - i.e. don't worry about discarding local changes :-)
> * Is there a tool that produce ChangeLog files in the GNU format,
> based on the git logs? Similar to the 'cvs2cl' tool. The output
> should look like:
Not that I know of, but git has some lovely log generation tools, so I'm sure
it could be easily done with a snippet of perl - or perhaps a change to git's
own log generator to support
git-rev-list --pretty=gnucl
would be more appropriate.
Andy
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