On 29.08.2010 06:34, Mike Frysinger wrote: > when you're editing a commit in the middle of a rebase, you can add on any > number of commits you like on top of it. so usually the way i split commits: > git rebase -i<commit>^ > <mark the commit i want to split as "edit"> > <exit the rebase-todo window to start the process> > git format-patch -1 > <edit the patch and keep all the hunks i want to split out> > patch -p1 -R< 0001-* > git commit -a --amend > <edit message to reflect reduced changes> > patch -p1< 0001-* > git commit -a -c HEAD > <edit message to reflect split out changes> > git rebase --continue > > maybe someone out there can suggest some shortcuts to my process ...
That's slightly shorter than my method. I'll try it. And I think it can't be shortened any further... Reinhard _______________________________________________ U-Boot mailing list U-Boot@lists.denx.de http://lists.denx.de/mailman/listinfo/u-boot
