ahrbe1

Can somebody help me with `cm` command-line equivalents for a few git commands that I regularly use? I've found equivalents for most of my workflow, but a couple things have eluded me: 1. Reset the working directory to a clean state. E.g. `git reset --hard HEAD`. The closest equivalent I found to this seems to be `cm undo -r .` Is there something better? 2. Show a patch containing untracked changes in the workspace. E.g. `git diff`. I was unable to find an equivalent for this. 3. Show a patch containing staged changes in the workspace, i.e. things marked for add. Such as `git diff --cached` 4. Remove files that were deleted on disk from version control. E.g. `git add -u .` 5. Is there a way to show how big a commit will be? E.g. total size (MiB) of the upload that would be transmitted. Thanks!

Hi folks. I recently tried to install the Plastic SCM client on Linux, and had a lot of trouble with it. I'd love to see the team update this software to work on more modern distros. In the mean time, I made a script that can package the Plastic SCM client into an AppImage. This hasn't been extensively tested yet, but I thought I'd share it. It seems to work on my Ubuntu 20.04 system. Other Linux variants have not yet been tested. YMMV. Feedback welcome. See https://github.com/ahrbe1/plasticscm-appimage