Hello, some help to check my procedure is correct?.
If you do not have a branch, do the follwoing: git checkout -b gnome-bluefish # search for your two patches, e.g using "git reflog | grep gunimap" and "git reflog | grep bluefish" git cherry-pick abcdefg # use commit-id of gunimap patch git cherry-pick abcdefg # use commit-id of bluefish patch
^ In this way it does not work for me. $ git checkout -b gnome-blue Switched to a new branch 'gnome-blue' $ git add gnu/packages/gnome.scm $ git commit -m 'gnu: Add gucharmap.' [gnome-blue 8291bac] gnu: Add gucharmap. 1 file changed, 33 insertions(+) $ git add gnu/packages/gnome.scm $ git commit -m 'gnu: Add bluefish.' [gnome-blue a9c8770] gnu: Add bluefish. 1 file changed, 31 insertions(+) $ git rebase master Current branch gnome-blue is up to date. $ git format-patch master 0001-gnu-Add-gucharmap.patch 0002-gnu-Add-bluefish.patch Then this produces two patches!, I attach to both? Thanks.
