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Introduce "rm <repo>" command
Review Request #2421 — Created April 4, 2023 and submitted
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grim |
It is possible to create a new repository with "hg init" but it is not possible to remove any repositories. So let's use "ssh command" to allow this. $ ssh hg.host.com rm repoName
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I'm not sure I like this being enabled by default as it'd be super easy to accidentally remove the wrong repo with a typo. I think I'd much rather see a command line flag or something that enables this as a feature.
I'm also not really a fan of adding another access level. That said, I think using the
init
level for now is probably fine with the intent to rename that (with backwards compatibility) toadmin
.Thoughts?
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