quilt:tldr:aed5b
quilt: Remove all applied patches.
$ quilt pop -a
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The command "quilt pop -a" is used in the "quilt" tool, which manages a series of patches applied on top of a codebase.
Specifically, the "quilt pop" command is used to remove the topmost patch from the stack of applied patches. When "-a" is added, it indicates that all applied patches should be removed instead of just the topmost one.
Essentially, this command "unapplies" patches, reverting the changes they made to the codebase. This can be useful when you want to back out or undo the changes made by one or multiple patches.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.