John Mandereau wrote:
0001 doesn't apply, and I haven't tried 0002.
yes that's what I was afraid of.
If you want to see yourself what's wrong, it's a good Git exercise:
checkout a branch from current git.sv.gnu.org web/master (git-fetch the
remote branch then use git-checkout to create a new branch starting from
the remote branch), then try to apply the patches your generated with
'git-am 000x-foobar.txt'. After that, don't forget to reset git-am in
case it failed (with 'git am --skip') and switch back to your own branch
with 'git checkout YOUR_BRANCH'.
Thanks, this sounds like a good excercise. I will try this in the next
week, hope I can send you somthing "clean" then
Have you pulled from git.sv.gnu.org first? Always do it before
generating any patch.
Yes I did.
Thanks for you patience!
Greetings
Till
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