Tomek CEDRO wrote: > Now when I do "git format-patch openocd-master file" I get bunch of > patch files based on my local commits. This is nasty as brings > unnecessary commits. I would rather produce one patch that contains > only important changes.. or you prefer the way format-patch produces?
A mix is best. Please turn it into as many patches as make sense. One logical change per patch is the best. Maybe it will indeed only be a single commit, but maybe there are some preparatory changes that are not related to SWD itself, then they should go in a commit each. > How to produce "good" patch with description etc from "git diff" > result? :-) Have a look at how to use interactive rebase. (rebase -i) When you have a branch off master with a couple of commits you can run: git rebase -i origin/master to start an interactive rebase of all commits since the last commit you have from the remote repository. Check out the man page git rebase --help and/or the http://progit.org/ book. Please ask if you have some questions. //Peter _______________________________________________ Openocd-development mailing list Openocd-development@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/openocd-development
