Revision: tla--devo--1.1--patch-25
Archive: miles@gnu.org--gnu-2003
Creator: Miles Bader <miles@gnu.org>
Date: Thu Aug 28 13:15:08 JST 2003
Standard-date: 2003-08-28 04:15:08 GMT
Modified-files: libarch/undo.c
New-patches: miles@gnu.org--gnu-2003/tla--devo--1.1--patch-25
Summary: Make undo/update less confusingly chatty

The undo sub-command printed its computed changeset twice -- once when
making it, and immediately following, when applying it.  This seemed
confusing and unnecessary, especially in the context of `tla update',
when the `local changes being temporarily reverted' changeset resulted
in _three_ sets of change messages (undo-negative, undo-positive, and
redo-positive), plus the change messages from the actual changesets that
are applied during the update.

This patch removes the first `* computing changeset' set of messages,
leaving only the `* reverting changes' messages.  That seems correct as
the sense of the messages reflects what's actually happening to the
user's files on disk.

With this change, the output during the `tla update' is still long, but
at least now the sense of all change messages is consistent.
