On Thu, Jul 27, 2017 at 03:24:52PM +0200, Christophe de Dinechin wrote: > Here is a recent example. For the work on the streaming agent, I recently > ran into a compilation error because spice-prootocol was not the “right one” > for the code being reviewed, which was IIRC in the spice server. It turns out > that the only one I found that was “right” was some personal branch that > Frediano has somewhere. > > How does git remote add/update help solve that, when the problem was > precisely to find the remote and branch? There was only one version of streaming agent patches sent, and there was one series for spice-protocol, and one for the spice-server. I'd expect they work together. If you are talking about testing experimental code being developed by multiple persons, then yes, you might have to do a bit of hunting to pick up the right branch. Just ping/ask someone more closely involved, they should be able togive you the right pointers :) Christophe
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