pijul unrecord

Unrecords a list of changes.

The changes will be removed from your log, but your working copy will stay exactly the same, unless the --reset flag was passed. A change can only be unrecorded if all changes that depend on it are also unrecorded in the same operation. There are two ways to call pijul-unrecord:

• With a list of s. The given changes will be unrecorded, if possible.

• Without listing any s. You will be presented with a list of changes to choose from. The length of the list is determined by the unrecord_changes setting in your global config or the --show-changes option, with the latter taking precedence.

Usage

    pijul unrecord [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [CHANGE_ID]...

Args

<CHANGE_ID>...

        The hash of a change (unambiguous prefixes are accepted)

Flags

-h, --help

        Print help information

--reset

        Also undo the changes in the working copy (preserving unrecorded changes if there are
        any)

-V, --version

        Print version information

Options

--channel <CHANNEL>

        Unrecord changes from this channel instead of the current channel

--repository <REPO_PATH>

        Set the repository where this command should run. Defaults to the first ancestor of the
        current directory that contains a `.pijul` directory

--show-changes <N>

        Show N changes in a text editor if no <change-id>s were given. Defaults to the value of
        `unrecord_changes` in your global configuration