BK-UNRM(1)
π bk unrm β resurrect a removed BitKeeper file β¨
okay bestie, welcome to the bk unrm page from the BitKeeper Userβs Manual β the header vibes say bk unrm(none), and we are here to bring a deleted file back. no cap. π«Ά
π NAME π
bk unrm β resurrect a removed BitKeeper file. literally file resurrection energy. π
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
bk unrm file
β¨ DESCRIPTION β¨
okay so use bk unrm to resurrect a file that has been deleted using bk rm. π
But please note: bk unrm cannot resurrect files that have been removed from the source tree using bk gone. that is a hard no, bestie. π
If you know the path to the original file β for example src/Makefile β then to resurrect:
cd Λ/projects/myproject/src
bk unrm Makefile
If you do not know the directory, run unrm from the root of the repository:
cd Λ/projects/myproject
bk unrm Makefile
There will be an interactive interface for choosing whether or not to resurrect the file. Type y to resurrect the file, n to do nothing or go to the next option, or q to quit. If there are more than one files with the same name, choose y if the pathname shown is the one you want, or choose n until the correct file is shown. πΈβ¨
π SEE ALSO π
bkβgonebkβrmbkβrmdir
go check these out, iykyk. π
π CATEGORY π
CommonFile
π huge slay to BitKeeper Inc for the <pink>1E1</pink> source/version footer, and the <pink>bk unrm(none)</pink> date-ish footer tag too β iconic. periodt. πβ¨
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