Re: branch versioning

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On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 13:18, Nguyen Thai Ngoc Duy <pclouds@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> How do you guys manage versions of a topic branch? I usually end up
> saving format-patch series somewhere or forget all old versions.
> Although I really want to keep old versions around. reflog to me  is
> polluted with every kind of branch updates. And it's local
> information. It can't be transferred to another repo (or can it?)

I usually have foo, foo-v2, foo-v3 which eventually gets reset back to
foo once I'm sure nobody cares about the initial one or foo-v2. It's
very chaotic.

So my git.git on GitHub is up to 123 branches, and I don't even want
to know what my personal git.git is at. I also save my outgoing
format-patch E-Mails, but would probably do less of that if there was
support for attaching the comments after the diffstat in a git-note or
something.
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