[16:14] <hypnocat> i deleted some lines in a certain file and checked the changes in a number of revisions ago... now i'd like to restore those same lines to the same file... how can i do that?
[16:14] <LeoNerd> You could reverse-merge that one file
[16:14] <hypnocat> where can i read about how to do that?
[16:15] <LeoNerd> bzr help merge
[16:15] <hypnocat> thanks
[16:15] <LeoNerd> Specifically something like   bzr merge -r 20..19 . path/to/file
[16:15] <LeoNerd> If the commit was -r20
[16:16] <hypnocat> i see
[16:16] <hypnocat> what is the . there for?
[16:17] <LeoNerd> Because you're mergeing from the current branch
[16:17] <LeoNerd> bzr merge [OPTIONS...] BRANCH [FILES...]
[16:17] <hypnocat> ah
[16:17] <hypnocat> thank you
[16:20] <hypnocat> hmm
[16:20] <hypnocat> %  bzr merge -r 976..975 . foo
[16:20] <hypnocat> bzr: ERROR: extra argument to command merge: foo
[16:33] <LeoNerd> Oh, hang on maybe I'm thinking of a different one