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I _think_ that if monotone prints "misuse: ..." or
"fatal: ..." or whatever, that always means that it has
aborted the command the user requested and that that
database/working copy are unchanged. But I'm not sure, and if I'm
not sure, the average user really isn't sure. Monotone should say
something useful like "Operation canceled" or
"Operation aborted, repository unchanged" or something to
make clear what the actual result of the user's command was.
Reported by Unknown User, May 13, 2004