On Aug 4, 2007, at 2:15 PM, Karan Malhi wrote:
I am stuck with something and need your help.
Lets take a scenario:
1. I make some changes , like add some methods or classes and
submit a patch.
2. The patch has not yet been committed
3. My Local repo has the changes but the openejb repo does not have
those changes yet.
4. I want to start working on something else which depends on the
changes made in the patch.
5. So i make some more changes and now this is where i get stuck. How
do i create a patch without duplicating the same information which was
in the previous patch.
Now the way I work is
1. svn update
2. make changes
3. create patch and submit
Does this basically would mean that I would need to wait till some
committer commits my patch only then I would be able to submit this
new patch.
Can anybody suggest any way where I don't have to wait for a committer
to commit my patch first?
No way that I know of. Is there a patch not yet committed that we
should get on?
-David
