I noticed Junio's latest "what's in git.git" message listed my two
patches, which surprised me since I do a pull at least once a day on my
git source repo and hadn't seen them show up yet.
So I did a fresh clone:
$ git-clone git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/git/git.git/ git
$ cd git
$ git branch
* master
My changes aren't there. I looked at the headers of Junio's latest email
message to see what my head revision should be (and by the way, putting
the rev IDs there was a pretty cool idea!):
X-master-at: 13e86efbeae5994a85cc482b3964db7298c5c6ea
X-next-at: 71bb6ea083c59115d35c36f9bfd1986d30bf92e1
But "git-rev-list --all | grep 13e86efbeae5994a85cc482b3964db7298c5c6ea"
doesn't return any results -- I don't have the current head in my
freshly made clone. Here's what I see when I do "git-log | head -4" on
master:
commit 244a70e608204a515c214a11c43f3ecf7642533a
Author: Luben Tuikov <ltuikov@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu Jan 4 18:37:45 2007 -0800
The latest rev on "next" isn't much newer:
commit e0f60cf4d6caee4d81a50f6dba671c8cd94edb2e
Merge: cc16482... e194cd1...
Author: Junio C Hamano <junkio@xxxxxxx>
Date: Thu Jan 4 23:23:17 2007 -0800
So it looks like the public git.git repository hasn't been updated since
Thursday night, and in particular doesn't contain my changes even though
Junio's latest "what's in git.git" message says they should be in the
master branch. Is that amount of latency expected, or is it a sign of
something wrong? I'm running 1.4.4.1.g4d95 on OS X.
-Steve
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