Hi,
I wanted to know the best practice in this scenario:
Let's say I'm working on a branch W. This branches already has changes
merged from two other branches A and B. Now when I work no W, I had to
make changes for bugs/enhancement in the areas of code managed by A
and B. What is the best practice in this case? Do I keep making
switches and and make commits to respective branches A and B. Or do I
just check them in W for the time being (A' and B'), and then later
cherry-pick/rebase later to respective branches?
A
-O---O-+
\ A' B'
-O---O---O---O---O---O---O W
/
-O----O--+
B
I think it's more or less about managing patches which actually belong
to upstream.
Thanks
:J
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