Carlos R. Mafra <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Sat, 4 Sep 2010 at 14:22:58 +0200, Andreas Metzler wrote:
[...]
>> git revert 7e5b8e412f8cdbf2a5865ba38ede1cc233cf731c
>> git revert 44edeea804f61e0e13bfa4f90f751395ac04d263
>> (I would prefer if these two commits were reverted in the repo instead
>> of pruned from the history.)
> May I ask why?
[...]
The patches were technically ok, me or somebody else might want to dig
them out later. Having a history that also shows stuff like this is
imho one of the nice things when using vcs. Not a very strong reason.
;-)
On a sidenote is there a nice way to track next?
git checkout -b mynext remotes/origin/next
to get a local branch tracking next does not work, whenever you do
evil thigs (rebase et al) I end up with having to do
git reset --hard
git clean -f # I realized this was necessary when git revert failed
# to work
git checkout master
git branch -D mynext
to get a sane copy and start again. Am I doing something fundamentally
wrong?
cu andreas
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