On Nov 06, 2009 at 14:33, Klaus Darilion <klaus.mailinglists(a)pernau.at> wrote:
Attached patch fixes the problem - and also the
db_flatstore overlap.
I hope someone with better git knowledge than me can apply the patch.
Thanks, applied.
For reference this is what I did:
git checkout sr_3.0 # switch to my local sr_3.0 branch
# because the patch was not in git format (did not contain the commit
# message) I had to use plain old patch, instead of git-am.
patch -p1 < make-deb-patch.txt
# I've generated 2 commits from the patch:
git add Makefile
git commit --author="Klaus Darilion ..." -s
git add pkg/debian/rules
git commit --author="Klaus Darilion ..." -s
git push origin sr_3.0:sr_3.0
# failed because my local sr_3.0 branch was not up-to-date =>
# update before push-ing
git fetch origin; git pull --rebase origin sr_3.0
git push origin sr_3.0:sr_3.0
If you are commiting your own changes and not someone else's patch, you
don't need to add --author and -s to git commit.
Andrei