Lump commit HOWTO?
- From
- Josh Boyer <jwboyer@gmail.com>
- Date
- Jul 13, 2007, 01:21 UTC
- Message-ID
- <625fc13d0707121821l70e2d6aaw555c79b5d700585f@mail.gmail.com>
Hi All,
I have a specific workflow in mind that I'm not entirely sure how to accomplish with git. What I'd like to do is track a project in a local branch, and do commits of my own there as well. Then when I'm ready to submit the work, I want to take all the incremental commits and lump them into a single new commit and push that out as a patch or into a branch for people to pull from.
E.g.
1) clone upstream into foo branch 2) commit A 3) commit B 4) pull upstream changes into foo branch 5) commit C 6) commit D 7) repeat steps 2 - 6 in various orders 8) take all local commits (A - D) and create a single commit without any of the upstream changes in it
Is something like that easily accomplished? Or perhaps a different workflow that would allow similar results?
josh