Scott Chacon <schacon@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > I would like to write a post on how to use them, but I'm a bit > confused as to how people actually use them on a day to day basis. I > appears to me in trying to work out a flow for them that the lack of > an ability to merge them makes them very difficult to use for anything > practical. Can someone share with me how they use them and what the > cycle is? I have a custom post-applypatch hook (see my "todo" branch) enabled and then use the amlook script (again, see my "todo" branch) to inspect the notes the hook left. After applying a received patch e-mail, the result is annotated with enough information to identify which message it came from by the hook (I probably should add more information to the notes, but never got around to it). When I am scouring the mailing list backlog to see if I have missed something interesting (sometimes I find interest in a topic that I thought totally uninteresting earlier), the amlook script is used to see if the patch has already been applied, and if so to which branch. Looking through millions of notes this way won't scale (iow, amlook is a bad example of using this feature, as the notes tree is used as a database index in the wrong direction), by the way, so you may probably not want to use it as a good example. -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html