Dear Reinhard Meyer, Am 09.08.2010 09:39, schrieb Reinhard Meyer: > Dear Andreas Bießmann >> Ah, i see ... you have uncommited changes in your current branch? Bad >> thing! > > Umm, the current branch would always have WIP. Always committing half done > work to fix a problem in another branch seems tedious to me. Doing that I > would have many dozen commits by now that I would have to squash later.
> Is that really the only way to go? Well you need to have a clean "Working Copy" (as it is called in SVN) to do the git tricks rebase a.s.o. Therefore you need to commit changes before doing the rework. Therefore it would be best to have a single branch collecting the patches to go upstream. This branch can be used to rework a patch for next submission. But there is another solution. You can have a seperate repository ... When you use 'git clone' switches --local, --shared and --reference you can safe disk space. > > Reinhard Andreas _______________________________________________ U-Boot mailing list U-Boot@lists.denx.de http://lists.denx.de/mailman/listinfo/u-boot
