This is the worflow I usually share with people: Updating a review after comments: `git checkout master` `git fetch apache` `git rebase apache/master` 'git checkout <your-branch-name>` `git rebase master` <resolve any rebase issues> `git rebase -i HEAD^^^^^` (number of `^` based on how far back you want to pick <switch `pick` with `edit` on the commit you want to modify> <save the interactive edit file> <now all your file states are as if the commit you chose to `edit` just got applied> <make any changes you want to the file> `git add <all-files-changed>` 'git rebase --continue` <now you have applied forward all your commits again, and are in a clean state> <now you can run post-reviews.sh>
where: apache https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/mesos.git On Fri, Aug 7, 2015 at 10:09 AM, Khanduja, Vaibhav <[email protected] > wrote: > Hi > > I am updating a diff on review board on an existing. I understand, the > existing commits should be adjusted before executing post_review.py. I am > having few issues here with adjusting the commits, and wondering if > somebody could guide me with commands which should be used to adjust the > commit? > > Thanks >
