On 15/11/11 00:20, Allan wrote:
On 14/11/11 22:16, Cristian Oneț wrote:
On Monday 14 November 2011 22:11:32 you wrote:
Just finishing adding all the new files, etc. Then, see where I'm up to
in this new world. What am I to do with the new patches? Is it a case
of resubmitting under git?
You can commit them to a local branch in your repository and after
testing
that everything is OK (you've ported the patch correctly) submit the
patch
obtained by running 'git format-patch master --stdout> csv.patch' to
review.
All seems OK and the patches are ready. I'm assuming that when KMM is
added to git reviewboard, that's where they need to go, but do I need to
copy the original svn description too? I'm assuming I do.
The original review was submitted over two weeks go. Do I need a go
ahead to commit them?
Allan
I'm having a couple of problems, I'm afraid.
1) I'd originally submitted a review for the csv plugin wizard on svn
reviewboard and want now to proceed. In the meantime, Git has come
along so I've created a new patch file under Git. Looking at the patch,
I find it contains a reference to a test file I initially created and
committed and then apparently removed successfully, but it still shows
in the patch. So, I deleted that from the file.
2) I found I couldn't login to git reviewboard with my original
ID/password although it suggests I should be able to, so I registered a
new id.
Now logged in, I tried to submit the patch, but it gives an error - a
missing terminator in the header.
Now, though, I can't sign in as my id/password is rejected, possibly
because I'm still logged in somewhere else, but can't find where.
Please, how do I get out of this mess?
Thanks.
Allan
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