On 16 Jul 2009, at 22:06, Russ Allbery wrote:
Derrick Brashear <[email protected]> writes:
Suppose I create 20 branches, submit the changes and the changes are
adopted without issue. How does this get cleaned up?
your changes move onto the master; you can junk your branches and
adopt
the master, or you could merge (I think; I am not an expert either)
Given the way that Gerrit works, the merge will just create pointless
merge commits, so you want to junk the branches after they've been
merged
(git branch -D).
What I do is that I regularly run 'git cherry' to compare all of my
local branches with origin/master, and then junk all of the branches
that it tells me have been pulled into master. It's an insurance
policy against junking something accidentally, and also reminds me
about those patches that I need to chase reviews for (not that I've
needed to do that yet - the speed of patches going from gerrit into
the tree is pretty spectacular at the moment)
S.
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