Michael G. Schwern

Yep, adding features to verify makes sense.

I will say that while Pinto is usable, for a command line tool it is quite noticeably sluggish. As for Moo v Mouse, it boils down to this: If you...

Even after reverting, add & replace will still complain that they have an identical archive and not do the add. Even if I delete the file from `authors` it still...

> My view is that Pinto is like a VCS -- you should always be able to get > back to a prior state. That means it can never loose...

Here's another use case where the lack of a force (or the prohibition on adding the same tarball twice) has gotten in the way. I had Net::Gen 1.0 from SPIDB/Net-ext-1.0.tar.gz...

Maybe pinto should ignore xlib? I guess it's like xt? `pinto pull SPIDB/Net-ext-1.011.tar.gz` is not a solution, that's what got me into trouble in the first place. Pinto will index...

On 2012.11.14 5:19 PM, Jeffrey Ryan Thalhammer wrote: > I see no reason why a repository should contain duplicate distributions. Nor I. I want to reindex the existing one. Re-adding...

I think there's a few changes to how delete is handled which would fix a lot. - Change unregister to delete. As you point out, delete is irreversible and dangerous....

My original problem can be reproduced like so... ``` pinto -r TEST init pinto -r TEST pull MSCHWERN/ExtUtils-MakeMaker-6.30.tar.gz -M . pinto -r TEST pull MSCHWERN/ExtUtils-MakeMaker-6.62.tar.gz -M . pinto -r TEST...

That's cool if delete can't be rolled into unregister. The problem with destroy and kill is they don't say _what_ they're destroying or killing and there's nothing about destroying or...