On 07/12/2016 08:20 AM, racoon wrote: > On 12.07.2016 12:20, Guillaume Munch wrote: >> [...] patches with detailed commit log are better. > > What is a "commit log"?
He just means the message you write when you commit. > >> Honestly, I think most people use git from the command line. It would be >> easier for you to find guides on the internet and for us to help you. In >> this case the command is git format-patch master (assuming you commit to >> a separate branch which you should). > > I really don't like the windows command line. I'm not sure anyone does. You might try installing cygwin. Some info here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15692890/running-git-through-cygwin-from-windows on using it with git. It takes a bit of doing to get used to git. One piece of advice is: create a new branch for everything you do. Branches are cheap in git, easily merged, etc. So then you can easily keep everything separated. So you could make one branch for the toolbar stuff and another for the icon stuff. Richard
