Hi Ludo,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ludovic Courtès) writes:
> The easy fix, of course, it to name local branches like remote
> branches---which is what I did, because I was lazy.
Thanks very much, that's what I did too, and all is working now.
> The "real" fix involves `.git/config' magic (or `.git/remotes', or
> `.git/branches'), to tell Git about the name of the remote branch where
> it should push. git-push(1) mentions several possibilities, but I
> haven't tried them.
>
> Alternatively, "git-push origin 1.8.x:branch_release-1-8" should work,
> but I haven't tried either.
>
> Maybe you could tell us which trick works best? :-)
Something for another day, perhaps. Right now I'm quite deep into
solving the "make check" crashes that have been reported on IA64, so I
want to concentrate on that as much as possible.
> BTW, regarding `.gitignore', it's possible to use glob patterns, like
> "*.x", "*.doc", "*.lo", etc.
Indeed, and I also realize now that .gitignore entries also apply to
subdirectories. Taking that into account, I've just committed a much
smaller set of .gitignore's to branch_release-1-8 than I did to
master, and I'll aim in the next few days to rationalize the
.gitignore's in master.
> Thanks,
> Ludo'.
Regards,
Neil
