24 Nov
2008
24 Nov
'08
8:30 p.m.
On Monday 24 November 2008, Henning Westerholt wrote:
[..]
Andrei,
if i take a look at git diff for this revision i get a bunch of completely
unrelated changes. This is not good. I tried of course
with '--dry-run --verbose' to check the changes before the commit, but this
don't showed anything useful. This 'git push' also don't asked me for
confirmation of my changes, and the git diff or git status i tried before
pushing also don't showed anything. From the usability POV i think git still
has some way to go. ;)
So what is the correct revision that needs to be reverted?
from git log mem/mem.h: f34610e3ec970664efab940592dd2cbd0f48260b
from the commit mail: 8d41196809f014e00346785b6517bd2c4051901a
Thanks,
Henning
Merge commit 'origin/henning/trie' into
master
* commit 'origin/henning/trie':
add trie to library directory
add SHM_MEM_ERROR and PKG_MEM_ERROR logging macros to mem.h
Henning did you forgot to set merge log to true in your git config
(~/.gitconfig or per repository in .git/config)?
( git config --get merge.log # to see it's value
git config --global merge.log true # to set it to true)
Hi Andrei,
i'm still trying to wrap my head around this git. ;-) Aparently this merged
the content from the henning/trie branch into the trunk, the operation i
wanted to do. But i don't understand the log message, 'my_branch' is a
local branch on my machine, not sure why this show up, and it should be
also the other way round. And the diff for the revision is also the other
way round.
Perhaps i just did it the wrong way. :-/
henning@ca:~/projects/openser/sip-router$ git config --get merge.log
true
Perhaps it make sense to revert this commit?