Re: [PATCH] Make git-pull suggest when you may want to use --track

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2007/9/13, Federico Mena Quintero <federico@xxxxxxxxxx>:
> Actually, what's the preferred way to generate a patch for submission
> once you've been working on something (making mistakes, committing over
> them, etc.)?

I like to follow the rules in the Documentation/SubmittingPatches file.

To change my committed history to prepare it for "git format-patch",
I usually create a new branch starting from an unmodified point,
and then I pick the changes I want from the branch I've worked
before, perhaps unifying or splitting commits.

Anyway, I'm sure that each one has its own method to do this.

> Sorry for the n00b questions; I really like what Git has to offer, but
> I'm just making up my workflow as I go :)

You are welcome.
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