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Re: [Gnu-arch-users] Cascading patchlogs with star-merge


From: Robert Anderson
Subject: Re: [Gnu-arch-users] Cascading patchlogs with star-merge
Date: Sun, 21 Mar 2004 11:27:18 -0800
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James Blackwell wrote:

 Commit patch-N in archive 1
 star-merge from archive 1 into archive 2, then commit, creating patch-M there
 star-merge from archive 2 into archive 1, commit creating patch-N+1 there
 star-merge from archive 1 into archive 2, creating patch-M+1
 ... etc

This can go on forever, and the only things getting added to the working
copies each time are patch logs.  I was looking to automate the sharing
of patches like this, but found that it never stopped.

Its up to you and him to notice that the only thing that changed was
patch logs. If you star merge somebody and the only change you see is
patchlogs, then why would you commit that to your tree?

Why should I have to merge it to find out it's something I didn't want?

Bob






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