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Re: rebase planning: determining blobs changed by multiple branches

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MWMarc Weber <marco-oweber@gmx.de>
Date
Feb 8, 2011, 00:59 UTC
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Hi Neal,

I'm not quite sure what you want to do? rebase all branches on top of commit l so that they are up to date?

Why do you want to find common blobs? If the same conflict happens you could use gitrere and reuse a conflict resolution.

git ls-files --with $HASH gives you a list of files

git diff --name-only should give you a nice list of modified files.

So using the intersection of ls-files of branch and tip should give you common files. Substracting changed files using --name-only should yield the files which were not modified. Maybe there are nicer solutions though.

Rebasing is always bad. Have you considered using top-git? This way you can merge with tip and create the rebased patches using the export function.

Marc Weber
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