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General:

        - Abstract backup operations to/from the .pc/ directory, so that
          optionally something like rcs can be used instead of
          scripts/backup-files?

        - Add something similar to cvs diff, which scans all files for
          changes that have not been folded back into their patches,
          similar to:
          `for p in $(quilt series); do quilt diff -z $p; done'?

        - Allow to add a directory? Then we could detect also new files
          in the directory, without having to add them individually.

        - Support different diff/patch options for different patches.
          (By specifying them in the series file?)

        - Add command that generates a summary (patch names + descriptions).

        - Add more long-form options, and add some nagative options so that
          defaults from .quiltrc can easily be overruled.

        - series.conf: Allow to specify options like -R, -u, -Unum, -c,
          -Cnum per patch.

        - Whenever the contents of the QUILT_PATCHES directory change,
          optionally call a trigger so that another tool can keep track of
          the patches directory history (e.g., CVS, RCS). Also call the
          trigger when the series file changes?

        - Check if we can somehow support -p0 style patches that are
          applied in subdirectories (patch -d option): There are problems
          with relative $QUILT_PATCHES, and likely with several commands.

        - wrapper scripts: check with [ -ef ] if the wrapper is the same
          as the default binary found to avoid wrappers like awk -> gawk.

        - Add some more colors.

        - Add the same kind of (optional) pager handling that git has.

Documentation:

        - How to import a complete directory before doing wild changes?

        - Describe how to work with hard-linked trees

        - /etc/quilt.quiltrc and ~/.quiltrc

        - diff/refresh: C -c -N -n options

        - Subdirectory support

quilt new:

        - Prevent spaces in patch names.

quilt push:

        - Add option to print the reject to stdout

        - If push fails, check if patch can be reversed.

        - Add -l option to ignore whitespace changes.

        - Check if there are any .orig or .rej files and barf if so.

quilt pop:

        - The timestamp comparison logic is broken; need to track
          last-known timestamps per file.

quilt diff:

        - Error message when a file is specified that isn't in the
          patch(es).

        - When a directory is specified, diff all files below it.

quilt refresh:

        - Add an -m option similar to `cvs commit -m "..."' to simplify
          keeping a change log in the patch documentation?

        - Add option to log the updates of each patch (e.g., append the
          output of ``quilt diff -zR'' to patch.log on each update).

        - Remove existing diffstat if --diffstat is not specified?

        - Improve whitespace stripping

quilt import:

        - Add option to replace the currently applied patch with a new
          one, by backing out the topmost patch first.

quilt setup:

        - Also recognize other uses of tar and patch (with options in the
          command line), etc.

quit edit:

        - Check for actual changes, and remove files again that haven't been
          changed.

quilt files:

        - Print filenames relative to the working directory.

quilt mail:

        - Improve recipient handling (quote special characters automatically;
          encode 8-bit characters).

        - Character set handling is missing, too.

        - Too many passes of edmail make it a bit slow.
        - If someone adds a References header to the intro, the References
          header added to patch messages for threading do not append to that
          header. They probably should; not sure if duplicate References
          headers are valid.

quilt fold:

        - Add an -R option for reverse-applying a patch.

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