On 09/02/2010 10:50 PM, Greg KH wrote:
I guess going into usbhid-dump directory and running "git checkout 1.1"
should be enough. After that you could add the revision change to the cache
with "git add usbhid-dump".
But wouldn't that break the "subproject" type link and check in a "real"
version? How is this going to work when I do a 'make distcheck' to
generate a tarball? It looks like that works, but I want to make sure
here.
It doesn't break the link, while checking out a "real" version, that is you
could commit and push from the usbhid-dump directory alright, while the
usbutils knows which revision you checked out. You can look at the "git diff
--cached" output after running "git add usbhid-dump" - it only changes the
referenced commit.
I'm sorry, I'm not quite sure why you ask about 'make distcheck', because it
doesn't know anything about git (except ChangeLog generation in usbhid-dump,
which I'll try to fix). And git doesn't change anything related here.
Sincerely,
Nick
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