Remove commit from a topic

[cheche]

I am a bit lost with hg.
I have create 2 topics:

topic/default/section-anchors-for-configuration-doc
topic/default/link-email-settings-on-notification-email-docs

In the second topic there is a commit that should not be there…
I found this instruccions:

Cheat sheet of some useful hg(Mercurial) commands for Tryton/Heptapod

Hi, Sometimes, I forget some hg commands. Here’s a small cheat sheet with the most used hg commands to deal with Tryton/Heptapod. https://octobus.net/blog/2020-11-26-modern-mercurial.html https://heptapod.net/pages/quick-start-guide.html#rewriting-history Commands Cloning Tryton Repo: hg clone ssh://hg@foss.heptapod.net/tryton/tryton Updating Tryton Repo: hg update Listing topics: hg topics Create new Topic: hg topic <topic-name> Switching into Topic: hg update <topic-name> You must re…

So I realize that I should rebase before creating the second topic.
I execute:

hg update link-email-settings-on-notification-email-docs 
hg rebase -d default

But still 2 commits in that topic…

[cheche]

hg stack
### topic: link-email-settings-on-notification-email-docs (2 heads)
### target: 6.8+default (branch), 1180 behind
s2: Improve notification docs adding a link to email settings
  ^ Increase version number
s1@ Improve notification docs adding a link to email settings (current)
s0^ Add section anchors to the configuration document. (base)

[ced (Cédric Krier)]

To remove a commit from a topic, you can use hg prune -r <rev>. Often it is needed to solve the topic with hg evolve.

[cheche]

@cheche

hg update link-email-settings-on-notification-email-docs

ok. That seems to work. I hope that I did not break anything else…