Re: [git-users] Re: branching a single file

2012-04-16 Thread Konstantin Khomoutov
On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 12:44:56AM -0700, tombert wrote: > Only the differences are stored - that is understood ... > but I don't think that this solves my problem: > > B - D - E (several files changed) > / > A > \ > C - F (only one file makes the difference to the B branch) > > >

[git-users] Re: branching a single file

2012-04-16 Thread tombert
Only the differences are stored - that is understood ... but I don't think that this solves my problem: B - D - E (several files changed) / A \ C - F (only one file makes the difference to the B branch) So what is the best way of getting the changes D and E into my C branch? Creat

[git-users] Re: branching a single file

2012-04-15 Thread Thomas Ferris Nicolaisen
Hi, Branching out only a part of a repository is not possible. Luckily, only the difference in changed files are stored on top of the original content, so if you only change one file in a branch, there is very little syncing to be done. Simply put: only the files you have changed will be synced