Thanks for the head up re "git format-patch -1". I just did git diff >
patch.txt (like in the old svn days)
I have the code in my dknez/libmesh fork as well, so I should've just
pointed you there I guess. Anyway, thanks for setting up the new branch,
it'll be great to get this thing sorted so I can forget about GMV once
and for all :)
Dave
On 10/07/2013 12:50 PM, John Peterson wrote:
OK, this patch has been pushed as the 'complex_io' branch.
BTW, how did you make your patch?
git format-patch -1
is probably the simplest, most terse way to make a patch file from the
most recent local commit.
The one you sent wouldn't apply with 'git am' so I used 'git apply,'
but that doesn't include your commit message or the correct author
attribution (though this can be fixed).
Even better, just start your own branch either in the libmesh repo or
your own fork...
--
John
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