> Instead of sending a new tar.gz file, I think the preferred way is to use > 'git format-patch' to generate a list of patches, then compress them with XZ > and send to the mailing list. > > Example: > > ## If you started with this repository > git clone git://git.sv.gnu.org/administration/savane.git > cd savane > > ## Then changes some files, and committed them with "git commit" > $ git commit > # change more files > $ git commit > # change more files > $ git commit > > ## Now, to generate a patch containing your last three commits: > $ git format-patch -3 --stdout | xz > 2014-09-05.patch.xz > > Then send the file '2014-09-05.patch.xz' to the mailing list. > The file should not be too big, and it will be easy for other developers to > import your changes. > > - Assaf
Okay. I did "git format-patch -30" since I had 30 commits. I'm not that good with git yet. The .xz patch is attached.
savane-admin-2014-09-15.patch.xz
Description: application/xz
