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2003-08-05 22:39:18 GMT	Miles Bader <miles@gnu.org>	patch-4

    Summary:
      Allow what-changed -q without --verbose or --diffs
    Revision:
      tla--home--1.1--patch-4

    what-changed -q can be useful even when --verbose or --diffs isn't
    specified, when one is only interested in the exit status (for instance
    in a shell script), so remove the restriction on its use.

    modified files:
     ./libarch/cmd-what-changed.c


2003-08-05 22:31:44 GMT	Miles Bader <miles@gnu.org>	patch-3

    Summary:
      Change redo -p option into a positional argument
    Revision:
      tla--home--1.1--patch-3


    modified files:
     ./libarch/cmd-redo-changes.c


2003-08-04 08:49:38 GMT	Miles Bader <miles@gnu.org>	patch-2

    Summary:
      Rework star-merge command-line syntax
    Revision:
      tla--home--1.1--patch-2

    This changes the TREE and VERSION positional arguments into options:
    
      -r, --reference VERSION  Set reference version (default: project tree version)  -d, --dir DIR            Operate on project tree in DIR (default `.')

    modified files:
     ./libarch/cmd-star-merge.c


2003-08-03 06:14:44 GMT	Miles Bader <miles@gnu.org>	patch-1

    Summary:
      Directory options for update, replay, sync-tree, join-branch, and delta-patch
    Revision:
      tla--home--1.1--patch-1

    Remove all the positional arguments for specifying source/dest project
    trees in these commands, and use the following options instead:
    
      -d, --dir DIR    Operate on project tree in DIR
      --dest DEST      Instead of modifying the project tree in-place,
                       make a copy of it to DEST and apply the result to that
     
    Also remove the --in-place option, which is now the default unless
    --dest is specified.
    
    With delta-patch, also remove the ability to specify an archive revision
    in place of the project-tree (implying an automatic `get' operation) --
    its ambiguous, not described by the help text, and unused internally;
    it's also easy enough for the user to simply to do a `get' themselves
    first.

    modified files:
     ./libarch/cmd-deltapatch.c ./libarch/cmd-join-branch.c
     ./libarch/cmd-replay.c ./libarch/cmd-sync-tree.c
     ./libarch/cmd-update.c