Re: [Gnu-arch-users] [BUG] tla dosen't handle '--' as end of option argument

[Aaron Bentley]

John Meinel wrote:
> So I have to wonder. Why can't "tla undo", et. al. just take a list of 
> filenames. So that if I type:
>     tla undo
> It does a standard undo, but if I use
>     tla undo file1 file2
> It says, hey, there are specifically listed files, lets only undo them.

No reason it can't, and in fact, the Fai equivalent, "revert" does that. 
 But undo also takes a revision/version argument as the first 
positional parameter, so you'll need to figure out what to do with it. 
In Fai, it's a comand switch, but I'm still not used to that.  I keep 
specifying the revision as a positional parameter.

Another nice thing about Gnuish tools is that you can intermix switches 
and positional parameters.  I wish tla had that.

Aaron