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What's the best way to remove some commits from the server which have been pushed by error? I can login to the server and issue hg strip in the repo folder but this leaves dangling objects in the DB; I've found that the commands: ./bin/repository discover ./bin/repository refs ./bin/repository parents are able to restore the diffusion view to a working state after the strip. Is there any way to cleanup the database? Is this work flow discouraged or unsupported? Are there any alternatives?

What's the best way to remove some commits from the server which have been pushed by error? I can login to the server and issue hg strip in the repo folder but this leaves dangling objects in the DB; I've found that the commands: ```lang=console ./bin/repository discover ./bin/repository refs ./bin/repository parents ``` are able to restore the diffusion view to a working state after the strip. Is there any way to cleanup the database? Is this work flow discouraged or unsupported? Are there any alternatives?

What's the best way to remove some commits from the server which have been pushed by error? I can login to the server and issue hg strip in the repo folder but this leaves dangling objects in the DB; I've found that the commands: ```lang=console ./bin/repository discover ./bin/repository refs ./bin/repository parents ``` are able to restore the diffusion view to a working state after the strip. Is there any way to cleanup the database? Is this work flow discouraged or unsupported? Are there any alternatives?