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Is there a way to discard multiple files at once in SourceTree? Sorry if this is obvious but I've been looking all over the place and the only place to discard is on the diff panel on the right, which only discard one files even if multiple files are selected.
This is a terminology issue - in the toolbar and on the right-click menus the operation is called 'Revert' in Mercurial, and 'Reset' in Git. You can use the toolbar button of this name, or multi-select files and right-click them to get the operation for that set.
'Discard' was used in the diff view because the action didn't map exactly to these Git/Mercurial commands, since it could do hunks and lines too. It's not ideal to have similar outcomes called different things though, I might get rid of Revert/Reset and rename them to Discard too for clarity, even though Discard isn't actually a git/hg command name.
Steve,
I also found this confusing. May I suggest renaming to Discard? In Git, "Reset" isn't really the right term, either, because two Git commands are actually used: reset and checkout. So if using the underlying SCM term was the motivation, that mark wasn't really hit.
Steve,
I also found this confusing. May I suggest renaming to Discard? In Git, "Reset" isn't really the right term, either, because two Git commands are actually used: reset and checkout. So if using the underlying SCM term was the motivation, that mark wasn't really hit.
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