[a user confusion report]
I was updating my patch series manually aand made a mistake, so the
series didn't apply properly. However the error message confused me.
...
Applying: Doc clean: add See Also links
fatal: corrupt patch at line 17
Patch failed at 0008 Doc clean: add See Also links
When you have resolved this problem run "git am --resolved".
...
In my case I resolved the _patch_ error, and then expected that doing
the 'git am --resolved' would try to re-apply the patch and continue
happily - I had checked that the status was clean - but it didn't.
Philip@PHILIPOAKLEY /c/msysgit179/git (nextDoc|AM)
$ git am --resolved
Applying: Doc clean: add See Also links
No changes - did you forget to use 'git add'?
If there is nothing left to stage, chances are that something else
already introduced the same changes; you might want to skip this
patch.
I'm not quite sure what the 'right' answer should be, maybe a --reapply
option, or slightly different words in the message to highlight that the
user is to make their worktree/index look like the patch _had_ applied,
or something else?
Philip
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