Normally:
* clone a repo * setup git & hooks
# patch 1:
* git checkout -b some_branch_name * apply my changes * git commit -a * git review
# patch 2:
* git checkout production (or master on non-puppet repositories) * git pull * git checkout -b some_other_branch_name * apply my changes * git commit -a * git review
Nik
On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 8:13 AM, Petr Bena benapetr@gmail.com wrote:
Currently I do:
- clone a repo
- setup git & hooks
# patch 1:
- apply my changes
- commit
- execute git-review
# patch 2:
- apply my changes
- commit
FAIL - the new commit it depending on previous commit - I can't push
What am I supposed to do in order to push multiple separate patches?
GIT-IDIOT way please, no long explanations, just commands and examples. Thanks
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