Rob Browning <
r...@defaultvalue.org> writes:
> "'Stefan Monnier' via bup-list" <
bup-...@googlegroups.com> writes:
>
>> I think I wasn't thinking right. What is more important is that when
>> `--append` finds nothing new, it should simply do nothing (whereas
>> currently it creates new commits for a reason that escapes me).
>
> I'll have to check more carefully later, but offhand, that sounds
> plausible.
Just to verify, you're talking about cases where the commit hashes are
differet, but the underlying tree is the same, and in that case, you'd
just like an option to skip the append, ignoring any other possible
differences (commit message, etc.).
(Assuming so, offhand, I suspect (for now) the comparison would just
apply to each incoming tree as compared (each time) to the current
destination tree.)