Hi Waylon,
I have not understand exactly how your state is, but it sounds like
git rebase -i
Is your friend.
It is best to have one branch per feature, splitted from an original master
commit.
So you schould branch your messed up branch again.
git checkout -b feature_a
Then rebase it, picking only the related commits of feature a.
git rebase -i upstream/master
Now an editor opens an let you skip unrelated commits.
Then you can switch back to your messy branch and repeat this procedure for
feature b.
I hope that helps.
Kind regards,
Daniel
Am 10.07.2017 6:37 vorm. schrieb "Waylon Robertson" <
wrobertson1...@gmail.com>:
What is the proper way to update to master, for the pr's ive got
integrated into my source?
my source was created by first git checking out the master.. then i
pulled in ratings, git git pull with the pr number. Then i merged
master into it. I git pulled the WriteAudioTags pr, switched to it,
git merged ratings into WriteAudioTags, then i branched again, to
implement a local patch. Now, how do i bring all my PR's up to date?
or is it easier to restart my source from scratch?
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