On 2008-09-12 14:21:13 +0200, Samuel Tardieu wrote:
> Two things that would be great would be:
>
> - to be able to import patches with "-p0" (people not using git
> often sends such patches)
This should be trivial to implement, since git-apply (pardon the dash)
has a -p flag with precisely this meaning.
> - to be able to find where the patch should be applied; I
> sometimes receive patches for GCC directory "gcc/ada/", diffed
> from there, and if StGit could see that the patch only makes
> sense there and not at the top-level it would be great as well
I don't believe git-apply can do this (please correct me if I'm
wrong), and the right way to teach StGit to do it would arguably be to
teach it to git-apply and then make StGit use it. It'd be _possible_
to do it directly in StGit, but it wouldn't be quite the right level,
and git users wouldn't benefit.
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Karl Hasselström, kha@xxxxxxxxxxx
www.treskal.com/kalle
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