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StGIT 0.12.1: pulling up to specific commit (tag)

Subject: StGIT 0.12.1: pulling up to specific commit (tag)

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Andrey Borzenkov· Mar 8, 2007, 08:23 UTC · lore
After update to 0.12 I am a bit lost how to do it.

I have local branch for kernel tree that contains several patches. I do not want this tree to be up-to-date with the latest commits upstream, rather I need it on (sub-)version basis. But there is apparently no way to say in stgit "please pull up to specific commit".

What I did before 0.12 was

git branch b2.6.21-rc3 v2.6.21-rc3 stg pull . b2.6.21-rc3

Now "stg pull" no more accepts branch name; but I cannot figure how to to the same using git config. I have:

branch.cooker.merge=stgit branch.cooker.remote=stgit

then I do

git branch stgit v2.6.21-rc3 stg pull .

This always results in "up to date" message and nothing is actually merged in current branch. But if I do

stg pop -a git pull . stgit

then changes *are* merged as expected

So for now I have a workaround, but it is rather awkward. May be I am doing it the wrong way and I should just do "stg pull; git reset" but I had bad experience with mixing stgit and git tree/index manipulation commands in the past.

TIA
-andrey

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