On Wed, 27 Nov 2019 12:43:19 +0100 zimoun <zimon.touto...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Jan, Hello, > If you use Emacs, you can open Debbugs with: C-u M-x debbugs-gnu then > RET guix-patches n y > Then M-x debbugs-gnu-bugs RET 38211 RET > So far so good. > Select the patch set. > Then M-x shell-command-on-region RET cd /path/to/your/guix/clone && > git am RET > > Or you can select the patch set then press the two letters O b and it > will download the patches. > Then inside your favorite terminal session: git am > < /path/to/patches/* Well, I actually use Emacs, but not as my OS, just as my text editor :) It really shows Emacs is a better platform than GNU/Linux, if instead of using tools provided by the OS, people use Emacs. I have a plan for fixing this, but it'll take me some time to bring the idea to life. For now I can use Emacs then :P > If you do not use Emacs, you can download the series on the web page > (mbox) but I have never done without Emacs. ;-) That's fun, tried this and it failed. I'll try downloading just the mails with the patches for Jami. > > Note that the series will not apply with a fresh "git pull" because > there a conflict with the file cpp.scm. You need to rebase, as I asked > to Pierre. ;-) Rebase? Should I use a different checkout? Sorry, but this git thing is still a dark magic for me. > Hope that helps. > > > All the best, > simon Jan Wielkiewicz
