Hi Jarmo,
Jarmo Hurri writes:
> Or, if you are a git newbie like me, and fail to read the relevant part
> of the org page on contributing, and make your changes in the original
> master, you can also create patches from the original master branch
> using the HEAD identifier.
You should try to a
Philipp Kroos writes:
> If you first create a branch on your side and switch to it before
> making changes, you can run format-patch against your local copy of
> master as well.
Or, if you are a git newbie like me, and fail to read the relevant part
of the org page on contributing, and make your
Hi,
I think you're still on master when you make your changes.
git maintains your *local copy* of master as 'master', whereas the
original, unchanged upstream branch master is still available as
'origin/master'. You create a patch against a different branch, and
since you are on 'master' which
