[darcs-users] Apparent revert bug

[Scott L. Burson]

Hi,

Well, it looks like I've found my first bug already :-)

I'm using 0.9.23.  (Should I go ahead and try 1.0.0rc1?)

I have a tree that looks like this:

  src/
  src/linux/
  src/common/
  src/build/

with more stuff under `linux', `common', and `build'.  I did:

  % darcs initialize
  % darcs add src
  % darcs add --recursive src/linux
  % darcs add --recursive src/common
  % cd src/linux
  % [created file `foo']
  % darcs add foo
  [changed my mind]
  % darcs revert foo
  [this took a while]
  % cd ../..
  % darcs add build
  Yikes, pending has conflicts!

Since I hadn't recorded anything yet, I renamed `_darcs' and started over.  
After adding `src/linux' and `src/common', I looked at 
`_darcs/patches/pending'.  It appears that the `darcs revert' operation the 
first time around destroyed the ordering of this file, because all the 
`addir' lines were at the end (and `addir ./src' was last).  A missing 
list-reverse operation somewhere, no doubt :-)

-- Scott