Traian Coza (12022-05-03): > Hi! I am new to contributing to FFmpeg, and I have a technical question. > > I'm trying to submit a patch, but it's a fairly large patch, which I've > made in multiple commits. I don't know how to generate the email for this > patch. The example command given on the website (with format-patch) only > generates the email for a single commit. I've searched the web and I don't > really see an easy way to do it. Can someone help me out with this?
First, make sure your multiple commits are really there: check they are all visible in `git log`. Then, what is your git format-patch exact command? If it ends in "-1", then the result you are seeing is normal: the -1 is telling it to take the last patch. You need to tell git format-patch the last commit before yours. You can get it from `git log`. It would be even simpler if you thought of making a branch: then you just need to specify the name of the branch from which you branched. Regards, -- Nicolas George
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