On 12-08-01 02:48 PM, Junio C Hamano wrote:
> Paul Gortmaker writes:
>
>> In order to make a commit be invariant (excluding ID) over
>> a format-patch and subsequent am cycle, one needs to use
>> the '--keep-non-patch' so that commits like:
>>
>> [PATCH] [i386] fix foo bar arch/x86/mm
>>
>>
Paul Gortmaker writes:
> In order to make a commit be invariant (excluding ID) over
> a format-patch and subsequent am cycle, one needs to use
> the '--keep-non-patch' so that commits like:
>
> [PATCH] [i386] fix foo bar arch/x86/mm
>
> only lose the [PATCH] and not the [i386] part. Since
In order to make a commit be invariant (excluding ID) over
a format-patch and subsequent am cycle, one needs to use
the '--keep-non-patch' so that commits like:
[PATCH] [i386] fix foo bar arch/x86/mm
only lose the [PATCH] and not the [i386] part. Since it
is a common desire (e.g. linux k
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