On Jun 24, 2007, at 11:30 AM, Alex Riesen wrote:
I am changing the repository.
No, you don't.
Magically, the script solved my problem by creating a new, corrected
branch that is different from the original one. I didn't run any
other script. I promise, I ran the script that I sent in the patch.
I only modify the index for files that have changes in $commit. Their
content gets replaced by the content from the commit. I'm leaving
all other files untouched.
No, you don't modify anything. Ever tried to run git-status after your
script finished?
Yes.
Tried to understand what the output means?
Not really. I instead reset the index to a controlled state.
Steffen
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