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Post 63372 by saswerks on Thursday 24th of February 2005 03:42:35 PM
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guilt-select - Select guards to apply when pushing patches SYNOPSIS
guilt-select [ -n | --none | -s | --series | [--pop|--reapply] <guards...> ] DESCRIPTION
Select guards to apply when pushing patches. Guards are selected without the + or - prefix. Patches are applied in the following way: o An unguarded patch is always applied. o A patch with a positive guard is applied only if the guard is selected with guilt-select. o A patch with a negative guard is applied unless the guard is selected with guilt-select. OPTIONS
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