bzt wrote: > Thank you! Good to know! Glad it made sense.
> I think the problem was I never edit the commit message. The problem was that you didn't use --amend for the second commit. > I always use "-m" because I'm more of a command line guy. > I'll change my habit! You can still use -m together with --amend, but if you know that you want to keep the commit message unchanged then you can use -M HEAD instead, to skip the editor: git clone ## first try # edit somefile git add somefile git commit -m 'somfile: Changes' # push to gerrit, receive feedback ## second try # edit somefile again git add somefile git commit --amend -M HEAD # push to gerrit again > Sorry again about the accidental extra PR. Don't worry about that, no problem at all. //Peter _______________________________________________ coreboot mailing list -- coreboot@coreboot.org To unsubscribe send an email to coreboot-le...@coreboot.org
