Re: [PATCH 0/3] libata: scsi error handling, encore

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Douglas Gilbert wrote:
Jeff Garzik wrote:

Douglas Gilbert wrote:


Six days have passed and "git pull ..../libata-dev" still
does not reflect these changes. Am I doing something
wrong? Should I wait before submitting more changes?


Your changes are committed to the 'upstream' branch.  Maybe you need to do
   git pull $url upstream


Jeff,
Thanks, indeed I do. Obviously the fact the 'upstream'
was the active branch in the destination directory was
not sufficient. So do I need to do both
'git pull $url' and 'git pull $url upstream' or is
the latter sufficient?

"git" does seems an appropriate name :-)

Doug Gilbert


 Hi, Doug,

 I use the following script.

$ cat ~/bin/git-sync.sh
#!/bin/sh

if [ ! -r .git/origin ]; then
        echo "not in git repo" 2>&1
        exit 1
fi

rsync -avz --ignore-existing $(cat .git/origin)/ .git/
rsync -avz $(cat .git/origin)/refs/ .git/refs/

After syncing, you need to do 'git-read-tree -m upstream' 'git-checkout-cache -q -f -u -a'

--
tejun
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