I have two Mercurial patches applied with MQ. I would like to fold them into one, but qfold requires the patches to be un-applied. Why? And how can I fold them without explicitly popping?
How can I qfold the currently applied patches?
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The patch to be folded needs to be un-applied, in order to be folded onto an applied (current) patch.
With only 2 patches, you only need to un-apply the last patch to fold it on the
qbasepatch.