BK-UNEDIT(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
okay so this is the bk unedit page from the BitKeeper Userβs Manual, bestie. bk unedit β destroy any unchecked in changes to specified files.
π SYNOPSIS π
bk unedit [βq] [file ...]
π DESCRIPTION π
If you wish to discard any modifications you have made to a file, you can use the bk unedit command. For each listed file, bk unedit will discard the write lock and discard the checked out file and ANY CHANGES YOU HAVE MADE TO THE FILE.
π¨ bestie, this is the throw-it-away command. Usebk uneditonly when you have made changes to a file that you want to throw away. If you want to clean up only those files without changes, use thebk cleancommand.
The bk unedit command will not autoexpand the file list, you must explicitly name each file you want to unedit. like, spell out each file yourself, no cap.
πΈ OPTIONS πΈ
βqβ be quiet.
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
bkβcleanbkβedit
π CATEGORY π
File
source/version/date, per the footer: BitKeeper Inc, 1E1, bk unedit(none). mwah π bye bestie! π«Ά
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