Anthony Liguori wrote:
'git log origin/stable-0.10..origin/master' would have given you the
same results ("all commits in master not present in stable").
You need to exclude commits from qemu/master too.
git log ^qemu/master origin/stable-0.10..origin/master
Gives the same result as what I did.
Yes, you're right. There's an assumption there that upstream commits
find there way to upstream/stable and thence to qemu-kvm stable. An
assumption that fortunately holds.
I like how things work out. It would have been pretty difficult for me
to maintain a stable branch without the qemu upstream stable branch, as
I could only realistically backport the stuff that goes through me.
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