Re: a minimal effort to categorize come bk commands

From: Larry McVoy <[email protected]>
> That one is dangerous and your comment isn't quite right.  If you just 
> did a "bk new libmad-0.15.1b.tar.gz", you haven't done a commit yet, then
> what you said is correct.  But if that file has any committed deltas and
> you do that then check will complain.

More to the point this will do the same thing without as much risk.

# strip all uncommitted deltas from a file:
bk sfiles -pAC libmad-0.15.1b.tar.gz | bk stripdel -

# strip all uncommitted deltas from ALL files:
bk -R sfiles -pAC | bk stripdel -

You still might delete something you didn't intend.  Usually you want
to just manually remove files you don't intend to commit using the
discard button in citool.

-Wayne

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