martin f krafft wrote:
also sprach John A Meinel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005.04.20.2328 +0200]:
2. What command can I use to identify new patches in base
branches, which have not yet been applied? I.e. I am looking
for a command to be run in the devo tree which will say
'patch-4'.
baz/tla missing foobar--base--0
should do the trick.
So I have to run this once for every branch from which the current
one descends?
Yes.
in devo:
baz merge foobar--main--0
In general a branch is independent of other branches. Even though
it started as a continuation, it now has a life of it's own. If
you want to update against an ancestor, you need to specify the
ancestor's name.
Okay, this makes sense.
PS> Sorry about the delay, the gnu-arch-users mailing list was down for
the last week.
No problem. Thanks for the reply!
Hopefully things are going well for you.
John
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