There are some simple guide lines, the way I see it. Pleae correct me if I
got it wrong.
Suppose you have a local repo, and a global that you push to. The rule is
to be careful when you remove commits that are already pushed to the global
repo.
For example, "git commit --amend" will remove a
On Sun, Sep 25, 2011 at 08:38:55PM -0700, Prasad wrote:
> I work in a company where we maintain Linux kernel and make few
> changes on top of it. I have a public Linux kernel (by public I mean
> internal to company however, few employees have cloned from the
> repository). The version of Linux ker
Hi All.
I work in a company where we maintain Linux kernel and make few
changes on top of it. I have a public Linux kernel (by public I mean
internal to company however, few employees have cloned from the
repository). The version of Linux kernel is 3.0 and with few changes
on master branch.
Now I
