I couldn't find in the StGIT documentation on how to use a 'series' file or to pull a whole bunch of patches from a directory. It seems the import command could only handle a patch at a time. Any tips/help?
Cheers, Don
I couldn't find in the StGIT documentation on how to use a 'series' file or to pull a whole bunch of patches from a directory. It seems the import command could only handle a patch at a time. Any tips/help?
Cheers, Don
Re: StGIT usage
On Wed, Dec 14, 2005 at 11:44:34AM -0500, Don Zickus wrote: | I couldn't find in the StGIT documentation on how to use a 'series' | file or to pull a whole bunch of patches from a directory. It seems | the import command could only handle a patch at a time. Any | tips/help?
If import will do once at a time, and you are sure all of them apply cleanly; why don't you just use a for + import over the patches ?
Cheers, Ferdy
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Re: StGIT usage
> If import will do once at a time, and you are sure all of them apply > cleanly; why don't you just use a for + import over the patches ? >
Patch ordering is important to me. I didn't want re-invent the wheel, so to speak. :)
I can easily create my own 'series' file and iterate through that while importing patches, but I wanted to see if that was already built-in.
Cheers, Don