On 2008-09-12 07:41:11 -0500, Clark Williams wrote:
> Ahhhh, no I hadn't found this. Cool! I wonder if I could save the
> series in the branch, so that someone could just checkout the branch
> and do:
>
> $ stg uncommit $(cat stg-series)
The patch stack log contains all the required info, so this should be
doable (given that you share your <branchname>.stgit branch, which is
the patch stack log).
> Or, maybe I'll look at adding a --series or --file option to
> uncommit?
Sure, that sounds like a good idea. I believe there are existing
commands that take a series file argument; check what they call their
flag.
> I suspect some chicken-and-egg problems here, but this is workable.
> And when you're talking >500 patches, anything you can do to
> automate is a wonderful thing :).
Nice to know StGit is being used with series of that size. I usually
never go beyond about 30 myself, so there are certain types of
scalability problems that I won't see.
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Karl Hasselström, kha@xxxxxxxxxxx
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