To work around #342 Spurious dependencies, I resorted to apply the patches manually (i.e. only apply the hunks that concerns the file of interest).
To achieve that and for general investigations, it could be useful to collect the hashes relating to given prefixes. E.g.
% pijul diff --hash --channel main -- $FILE
would return the list of hashes not applied in the current channel but applied in main with respect to $FILE.
$FILE
Hi! Thanks for the suggestion, pijul log -- $FILE now does this.
pijul log -- $FILE
To work around #342 Spurious dependencies, I resorted to apply the patches manually (i.e. only apply the hunks that concerns the file of interest).
To achieve that and for general investigations, it could be useful to collect the hashes relating to given prefixes. E.g.
would return the list of hashes not applied in the current channel but applied in main with respect to
$FILE.