On 28/05/11 04:20, Kevin Cozens wrote:
Justin Clark-Casey wrote:
The best way to generate a suitable patch is to use
git am <commit uuid>^
"git am" is used when applying a patch file. I think you meant to say "git
format-patch uuid^" or you can use the format
I usually use which is "git format-patch -n" where "n" is a number stating how
many of the recent commits are to be
saved out as patch files. Each commit will be saved in a separate file with a
file name that starts with a number and
ends with part of the commit message.
You're quite right, Kevin. I had a bit of early hours brain fade and wondered
why 'git am' wasn't working. Thanks.
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Justin Clark-Casey (justincc)
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