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env-watcher
===========
The purpose of this tool is to allow you to determine the
differences in your environment between two points in time,
and to undo and reapply those differences at a later time.
Usage is as follows:
$ env-watcher usage
Print this usage information.
$ env-watcher start MyName
Start a recording session called "MyName".
$ env-watcher stop MyName
Stop the recording session called "MyName".
The difference between the start and the stop point will
be saved to a state called "MyName" and are now available
for undoing and redoing.
$ env-watcher undo MyName
Revert all changes made to the environment in the recording
session called "MyName".
Can be called on an open session to revert to the inital state.
$ env-watcher redo MyName
Reapply the changes made to the environment in the recording
session called "MyName"
Can be called on an open session (although this doesn't make much sense).
$ env-watcher display MyName
Display a list of changes made to the environment in the
recording session called "MyName"
Can be called on an open session to view the changes made
since the beginning of the session.
$ env-watcher list
List the avaliable open recording sessions and closed records.