I'm not as good at "git" as I should be. I'd like some help cleaning up my git repository so that I can submit some changes.
In particular when I got started I committed some changes to my local copy of master without branching it, and then started merging changes on other branches against that. So my RTEMS repository looks like this: [dufault@gen6 rtems]$ git branch -rv origin/4.10 e3f6d35 cpukit/score: avoid NULL and races in priority mutex origin/4.11 a100457 leon,gr1553b: improve init check origin/4.8 48953df Remove (Obsolete). origin/4.9 344856b rpc: misaligned address exception in get_myaddress.c origin/5 7021c01 libfs/rfs: Check search bit map end on last bit origin/HEAD -> origin/master origin/master 6823943 score: Fix unused parameter 'lock' warning [dufault@gen6 rtems]$ git branch -v add-uart-to-beatnik a3559e9 put rtems_shell_move_left() in correct file. atsam-fixes 3926a46 Merge branch 'master' into atsam-fixes master 34f0ccb [ahead 17] Merge branch 'master' of git://git.rtems.org/rtems * mvme5500-final 5f5f9c7 Merge branch 'master' into mvme5500-final You can see that my master is ahead of origin/master, and my local branches that I'd like to clean up (e.g. mvme5500-final, atsam-fixes) also include those changes. I think I want to do something like: - Rename my local master branch to a branch name that is related to the changes I put in; - Drop the changes I made that on that branch in the other branches, e.g mvme5500-final, atsam-fixes etc so that those branches are now based on origin/master and only have the changes related to what I was working on. Any advice? Peter ----------------- Peter Dufault HD Associates, Inc. Software and System Engineering This email is delivered through the public internet using protocols subject to interception and tampering.
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