On 21/12/2019 17:00, Philip Oakley wrote: > Hi Tom, > > On 21/12/2019 02:17, Tom Miller wrote: >> I would like to propose promoting 'contrib/rerere-train.sh' to one of the >> following: >> >> 1. A builtin c command 'builtin/rerere-train.c' >> 2. To the top level directory as a built in script 'git-rerere-train.sh' >> >> I have recently found myself writing scripts using 'contrib/rerere-train.sh' >> and I wish it was built into the command. This would make it easier to use >> rather than having to find it on different platforms. I think it could also >> benefit from some documentation. >> >> I am trying to gauge the interest in this change before spending some time on >> working on it. I would also appreciate feedback or alternative approaches to >> what I have suggested. Thank you for your time. >> >> Thanks, >> Tom Miller > This sounds like a useful capability (especially the documentation!). > > I also had aspirations that there should also be a way of exchanging the > essence of the rerere data when conflicts (e.g. feature vs master branch > merges) are known locally and ought to be communicable with the patch sets. > > see messages: > <37ccaad0-40b4-ca63-e057-791119d7fa69@xxxxxxxxxxxx> > <nycvar.QRO.7.76.6.1909261253400.15067@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > > Philip There is also audio of the section of the Virtual Conf in a personal email <20190914165929.GA22300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> (~30MB) if needed.