Question On Transplant Extension

[Carlo Camerino]

i've noticed this behavior, everytime I press C nothing happens.

When I press m changesets are merged, however files of changesets that
haven't been transplanted aren't apearing. however their history are
appearing on the change logs.

when do I use C?
everytime I press C nothing seems to happen.

On 7/8/09, Carlo Camerino <carlo.camerino at gmail.com> wrote:
> also what's the best way the i can resolve this?
> i often get a .rej file.
>
> is there any gui i could use to apply this patch?
> i'm using windows by the way.
>
> sorry i'm just new to this transplant extension.
>
> On 7/8/09, Carlo Camerino <carlo.camerino at gmail.com> wrote:
>> apply changeset? [ynmpcq?]: y
>> changeset:   638:dea0d01486c7
>> parent:      615:6a47d95e0a82
>> user:        jm
>> date:        Wed Jul 08 14:32:32 2009 +0800
>> summary:     committing changes in auditlogreport
>>
>> apply changeset? [ynmpcq?]: c
>> applying 6aae7d87a9c2
>> patching file pom.xml
>> Hunk #1 FAILED at 9
>> 1 out of 1 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file pom.xml.rej
>> patch failed to apply
>> abort: Fix up the merge and run hg transplant --continue
>>
>> i keep on getting this error,
>>
>> what can i do to resolve this?
>> it says hunk #1 failed.
>>
>> On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 2:05 AM, Brendan Cully <brendan at kublai.com> wrote:
>>
>>> On Wednesday, 08 July 2009 at 01:47, Carlo Camerino wrote:
>>> > C:\PROJECTS\DIGIBANKER\citrine-parent-five>hg transplant -s
>>> > c:/projects/
>>> > bdo-rib-
>>> > demo/bdo-rib-demo-two
>>> > searching for changes
>>> > changeset:   641:b2da77fcea8d
>>> > tag:         tip
>>> > user:        carloc
>>> > date:        Wed Jul 08 01:44:15 2009 +0800
>>> > summary:     aa
>>> >
>>> > apply changeset? [ynmpcq?]:
>>> >
>>> > Hi ,
>>> >
>>> > Iwas wondering what does this mean?
>>> > I understand the meaning of p which means to show changes.
>>> >
>>> > n is to skip the change.
>>> >
>>> > What does c do?
>>> >
>>> > what is the different between y and p?
>>> >
>>> > Sorry i'm just confused on their usage
>>>
>>> Did you try '?' ?
>>>
>>> 'p' just shows you the change to help you decide whether you want it.
>>> 'y' queues it up to be applied.
>>> 'n' skips this change.
>>> 'c' actually applied all the changesets you queued up with 'y'.
>>> 'q' aborts.
>>>
>>> You won't generally want to use 'm' at all.
>>>
>>
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