On Mon, 31 Oct 2011 16:43:22 +0100, bnt <webserv...@bontempi.net> wrote: > I am not too proficient with the patch utility. Is there some kind of > scheduled git commits timeline?
Unfortunately, there's a huge number of outstanding patches at the moment, so it's impossible to say when/if it will be applied. > If not, I guess it will be a good time to learn patching. There's no need to use the patch binary directly when the patches are sent in a format git understands, which is generally the case here. To apply patches from a thread, you can use `git am patches.mbox' where patches.mbox contains the mails with the patches. If you're using the emacs UI for notmuch, you can open only those messages with the patches you want in a thread and pipe them to an mbox file like this: C-u | cat > ~/patches.mbox If there are no conflicts due to more recent changes to the repository, git am patches.mbox will apply them using the commit messages from the mails. FWIW: There's another more recent series of patches that accomplishes a similar goal: id:"cover.1319833617.git.j...@nikula.org" Cheers, Daniel
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