Re: [Savannah-hackers-public] Savannah-hackers-public Digest, Vol 117, Issue 31

[socketpro]

> For reference, this is how one can import your additions:
> 
> ## Start with a clean repository (if needed)
> git clone git://git.sv.gnu.org/administration/savane.git
> cd savane
> 
> ## create a new branch (based on 'master' branch), to make the changes easier 
> to track
> git checkout -b new1 master
> 
> ## Import the patches from the included file
> xzcat ~/savane-admin-2014-09-15.patch.xz | git am
> 
> This now allows other developers to use 'git log' to see the changes,
> or 'gitk' or 'git serve' for a more visual exploration.
> 

So what do you want me to do with the repo in my end? I don't really 
understand. Did I do it wrong or something?

I'll git clone again, branch locally on my end, and then import the patches the 
commits I did. Is that better?