#!/usr/bin/env bash
## Test for issue1926 - amend-record --index
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. lib                           # Load some portability helpers.
rm -rf R S                      # Another script may have left a mess.
darcs init      --repo R        # Create our test repos.
#darcs init      --repo S

cd R
echo 'Example content 1.' > f
darcs record -lam 'Add file f'
echo 'Example content 2.' > g
darcs record -lam 'Add file g'
darcs get . ../S                  # S as a copy of R
echo "y" | darcs amend-record --index=2 -m 'A new file f'   # Since --index is ignored this command works in
                                                            # interactive mode, and the amended patch is the one
                                                            # with index 1.
darcs changes > changes
cd ..

cd S
echo "y" | darcs amend-record -p 'Add file f' -m 'A new file f'  # -p works as expected and amends the right patch.
darcs changes > changes
cd ..

diff R/changes S/changes        # Shows us the differences between both 'darcs changes'.