Atlas team,
I would request you to consider creating patches with the following steps. It will save reviewers and committers considerable time in dealing with patch apply/revert, adding the commit message and author info etc. Initial patch for a review: 1. git add <files to be included in the patch> 2. git commit -m “ATLAS-1234: commit message that will go into git” 3. git format-patch origin/master 4. rename the file to: ATLAS-1234.patch 5. Attach ATLAS-1234.patch to the JIRA and create a review in review board. Subsequent updates for the same review: 1. git add <files to be updated in the patch> 2. git commit -m “updated” 3. merge this commit with earlier one: - git rebase -i - a file should open up in your text editor. Change the first word in the second line - from “pick” to “s” - another file should open up in your text editor. Remove the lines for the second commit message. 4. git format-patch origin/master 5. rename the file to: ATLAS-1234-1.patch 6. Attach ATLAS-1234.patch to the JIRA and create a review in review board. Thanks, Madhan
