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Re: Working with unpure-pure containers (issue 3385)
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David Kastrup |
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Re: Working with unpure-pure containers (issue 3385) |
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Wed, 17 Jul 2013 10:41:56 +0200 |
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Mike Solomon <address@hidden> writes:
> Hey all,
>
> Sorry for my lack of devel time over the past few months - I'm using
> LilyPond almost every day but just don't have time to develop. Once I
> get some, I'm very much looking forward to getting back into things.
>
> I've created a remote branch dev/upc-test that rewinds master to the
> commit right before the big unpure-pure-container one and then commits
> everything save define-grobs.scm. The octave bracket stuff compiles
> fine. What would likely help, if someone has time, is going through
> the modifications in define-grobs.scm (diff attached) one-by-one and
> seeing the smallest set of modifications possible that trigger the
> error.
I went through the exercise of applying the patch and then
repeatedly executing
echo -e 'n\ns\ny\nq'|git add -p
git commit -m x
until all its pieces had been committed (the first n is for a
spacing-only change though it might have gotten in by accident at the
end, s is for trying to split into smaller units, y is for adding one
patch, q for exiting git add).
That is available on dev/upc-test-2 so with a bit of luck, git bisect
should be usable between both of those commits/branches.
--
David Kastrup