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51 On 2011, Oct 31, at 19:25 , Daniel Schoepe wrote:
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53 > On Mon, 31 Oct 2011 16:43:22 +0100, bnt <webservice@bontempi.net> =
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55 >> I am not too proficient with the patch utility. Is there some kind of
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56 >> scheduled git commits timeline?
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58 > Unfortunately, there's a huge number of outstanding patches at the
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59 > moment, so it's impossible to say when/if it will be applied.
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61 >> If not, I guess it will be a good time to learn patching.
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63 > There's no need to use the patch binary directly when the patches are
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64 > sent in a format git understands, which is generally the case here. To
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65 > apply patches from a thread, you can use `git am patches.mbox' where
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66 > patches.mbox contains the mails with the patches.
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68 > If you're using the emacs UI for notmuch, you can open only those
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69 > messages with the patches you want in a thread and pipe them to an =
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73 > C-u | cat > ~/patches.mbox
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75 > If there are no conflicts due to more recent changes to the =
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77 > git am patches.mbox will apply them using the commit messages from the
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80 > FWIW: There's another more recent series of patches that accomplishes =
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82 > similar goal: id:"cover.1319833617.git.jani@nikula.org"
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88 Thank you so much for the explanation, and thanks to Jani for those =
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91 I will work my way into applying them.
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93 As just a plain user, I was wondering if it would be possible to have a =
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94 "dev" or "untested" branch in the git repo, where one could just get all =
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95 the latest patches?=20
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97 Of course it would not be desirable if it would just complicate the =
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100 Thank you so much once again,
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