Editing Darcs (section)

== Operations ==

=== Unmanaged items ===

*<tt>darcs whatsnew -l</tt>: show changes to managed files, and unmanaged items

*'''creating a item''': add item to the unmanaged items.

*<tt>darcs add</tt>: convert the unmanaged item into a change to create the item and its contents

*<tt>darcs remove</tt>: add a change which empties the item and deletes it, but keep it as an unmanaged item.

=== Changes ===

*<tt>darcs whatsnew</tt>: show unrecorded changes

*'''removing a managed item''': add a change to remove the item

*'''editing a managed file''': add a change for the edit

*<tt>darcs mv</tt>: add a change to move an item

*<tt>darcs replace</tt>: add a change to replace text in a file

*<tt>darcs record</tt>: record changes to add a patch

*<tt>darcs unrecord</tt>: remove a patch by turning back it into unrecorded changes

*<tt>darcs amend-record</tt>: replace a patch with one with added changes

*<tt>darcs revert</tt>: remove changes and put them in the unrevert cache. ''Warning: you will lose the previous contents of the unrevert cache.''

*<tt>darcs unrevert</tt>: take changes out of the unrevert cache and add them to the unrecorded changes.

=== Patches ===

*<tt>darcs changes</tt>: show patches

*<tt>darcs send --output=''FILE''</tt>: make an email bundle from patches

*<tt>darcs send --to=''ADDRESS''</tt>: send an email bundle from patches

*<tt>darcs pull</tt>: add patches from another repository

*<tt>darcs push</tt>: add patches from this repository to another repository

*<tt>darcs apply</tt>: add patches from an email bundle

*<tt>darcs rollback</tt>: add a patch that is the inverse of an existing patch

*<tt>darcs obliterate</tt>: remove a patch. ''Warning: if the patch doesn't exist elsewhere, you will lose that work.''

*<tt>darcs tag</tt>: add a tag for the current set of patches

=== Repositories ===

*<tt>darcs initialize</tt>: create a new empty repository

*<tt>darcs get</tt>: create a new empty repository and add patches from another repository