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| -rw-r--r-- | doc/aerc-patch.7.scd | 12 |
1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions
diff --git a/doc/aerc-patch.7.scd b/doc/aerc-patch.7.scd index 7b5579a6..3196031a 100644 --- a/doc/aerc-patch.7.scd +++ b/doc/aerc-patch.7.scd @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ be challenging. With the local patch management system, *aerc* facilitates this bookkeeping process. When applying a patch set, *aerc* creates a tag for those commits. With this -tag, the patch set can be tracked and later removed if needed. Patches are +tag, the patch set can be tracked and later dropped if needed. Patches are stored in a project data structure which also keeps track of the directory where the repository is. Multiple code bases can be tracked by defining a separate project for each. @@ -68,8 +68,8 @@ The following *:patch* sub-commands are supported: :patch apply -w origin/master fix_v2 ``` -*:patch remove* _<tag>_ - Removes the patch _<tag>_ from the repository. +*:patch drop* _<tag>_ + Drops the patch _<tag>_ from the repository. *:patch rebase* [_<commit-ish>_] Rebases the patch data on commit _<commit-ish>_. @@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ series and apply it: This will apply the selected patch set and assigns the _fix_v2_ tag to those commits. The tag helps to keep the commits grouped together, and will be helpful -when we want to remove this exact patch set at a later point. +when we want to drop this exact patch set at a later point. With *:patch list* you can verify that the patch set was correctly applied. @@ -169,10 +169,10 @@ This will open an editor where you can adjust the correct tags again. You could also change the rebase point by providing an optional argument (e.g. a commit hash, or even _HEAD~3_ or _origin/master_, etc.). -To remove a patch set, use the tag that was assigned during applying: +To drop a patch set, use the tag that was assigned during applying: ``` -:patch remove fix_v2 +:patch drop fix_v2 ``` And to delete the project data in *aerc*: |