> Sure I'll give it a shot. My git-fu needs work though; hopefully I won't
bomb the list with one of those 30-previously-applied-patches blasts.
The key trick is to make sure that the middle section of your branch name
(e.g. 0.25.x) is actually the what your branch is based on. Thus if you do:
git checkout 0.25.x
git checkout -b ticket/0.25.x/1234
etc. you'll be fine. If you do:
git checkout master
git checkout -b ticket/0.25.x/1234
git checkout some/random/branch
git checkout -b ticket/0.25.x/1234
we'll all know about it.
-- Markus
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