text: > From: David Allouche <address@hidden> > > Replay: Replay VERSION is sometimes used as a faster 'update', but is > > actually a lower-level command. However, there's very little sense in > > applying a continuation (e.g. tag) revision to a tree containing a > > namespace-previous revision. Therefore, replay VERSION shall apply only > > simple revisions, and stop processing at the first non-simple revision > > it encounters, unless passed the new "--frankenstein" option. Replay > > REVISION shall have no such safeguards. [....] > The --frankenstein option is useless. No, it isn't. It's so not useless that the join-branch command is just a syntactic shorthand for one special case of it. -t