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Is it possible to update a commit in Mercurial?

Let's say I just sent my file to Mercurial with a description, for example, "deleted all unnecessary comments." After a few minutes, I realize that I forgot to delete some comments of this kind. I would like to be able to update this commit, which I made a few minutes ago, instead of making a new one.

Is it possible to do something like this?

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Assuming you haven't clicked or committed any commits, you can just use hg rollback.

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MQ . , , , , "" / , .

, :

$ hg qimport -r tip  
$ hg qrefresh -e # edit commit message  
$ hg qfinish -a
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histedit .

MQ, , , , hg histedit REV, rev , , . histedit , , hg histedit --continue. , , .

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1779376/

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