Hello, also from the debian BTS. I dunno what to think about it. I never forked any patch, so I've no idea about merging them afterward ;)
Thanks for your time, Mt.
PS: as usual, it'd be cool if you could keep both the list and the bug in CC.
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Subject: Bug#298788: Desirable new feature: quilt merge
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From: Peter Chubb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2005 09:50:48 +1100
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Package: quilt
Version: 0.39-1
Severity: wishlist
Quilt currently has the ability to `fork' a patch, but no simple ability to
fold two patches into one. I'd find it useful to be able to merge the
top two patches into one.
quilt fold doesn't do what I want, as it imports an external patch
into an existing patch. Something like
f=`quilt files`
t=`quilt top`
quilt pop
for i in $f
do
quilt add $i
done
cat patches/$t | quilt fold
ed patches/series <<-!
/^$t\>/d
w
q
!
is the nearest I've come to what I want... the tricky bit is in the
part of the patch before the patch proper. I'd just want to
concatenate them, and let the user edit the patch file to fix it up
afterwards.
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