darcs-2.10.0: tests/issue2225-obliterate-not-in.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
##
## Obliterate patches not in other repo(s)
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. lib

for i in {1..4}
do
    rm -rf R$i
    darcs init --repo R$i
done

recFile() {
touch $1
darcs rec -lam "add $1"
}

cd R1

recFile file1
recFile file2
recFile file3
recFile file4
recFile file5

# Should fail, we haven't specified a repo, and we don't have a default repo
not darcs ob -a --not-in-remote

darcs push -a -p file2 --set-default ../R2
darcs push -a -p file3 ../R3
darcs push -a -p file4 ../R4

darcs ob -a --not-in-remote=../R3 --not-in-remote=../R4 --not-in-remote

# Confirm that the only patches that were deleted were file1 and file5
[[ -f file2 && -f file3 && -f file4 && ! -f file1 && ! -f file5 ]]