MTN-CLEANUP(1)
β¨ MTN-CLEANUP(1) β¨
okay bestie, welcome to the monotone manual page for mtn-cleanup π
this is from the monotone family of man pages and it's giving "one job, done cute" energy.
πΈ NAME πΈ
mtn-cleanup β generate shell variables from monotone workspace options
π SYNOPSIS π
mtn-cleanup
π DESCRIPTION π
mtn-cleanup puts your workspace back into its pristine state with the absolute minimum amount of change, no cap. It's the reset button you didn't know you needed π§
Here's the whole vibe check of what it does:
- missing files get restored π«Ά
- changed files get reverted π
- new files get removed π
that's it. that's the whole glow-up. periodt β¨
π BUGS π
okay so this is the part where we hold hands, bestie π
mtn-cleanup doesn't look to see if the database happens to be somewhere in the workspace, and might therefore remove it. like. it will just. delete it. no vibe check, no warning, just gone π
β οΈ fr fr: your database could be chilling inside the workspace and this thing might sweep it up with everything else.
future versions may take a look at _MTN/options to check for this possibility β so like, that's the plan, but right now it's not doing that π
π SEE ALSO π
π¦ AUTHOR π¦
Written by Anthony Edward Cooper <aecooper@coosoft.plus.com>.
monotone Β· 2011-02-22 β mwah, that's the whole page, ily, go restore your files responsibly πβ¨π
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