20/03/2014 11:49, Vincent van Ravesteijn:
Richard, Vincent, do you know how to create this new shortcut for
features.git commits? Could you do it?
I'm not so sure whether that would be useful.
If the feature is rebased onto master, for example, the commit-sha1
will change, and we the commit will disappear from the features
repository in the end.
OK, this makes sense.
The trend is nowadays to have standardized lines at the end of the
commit message indicating the bug it fixes: "Fixes: bug #9040", or
something alike. Then, when this commit is eventually merged with
master, a git commit hook can pick this up, and add a link in the bug
report to this commit.
That could be nice indeed.
You use git annotations for this.
As an example, "Gerrit Code Review (http://code.google.com/p/gerrit/)"
makes a lot of use of this kind of mechanisms to track versions of
patches, comments, bug ids, etc.
You mean "git tag -a"? I read about it, but I am not sure I understood
everything :)
JMarc
