[oe] A question of workflow
Rolf Leggewie
no2spam at nospam.arcornews.de
Mon Jan 8 01:18:43 UTC 2007
Matthew Palmer wrote:
> For example, a few days ago Marcin asked for a patch to make a build of a
> newer version of fakeroot; I'd have whipped that patch up by now except that
> I know that it's going to cause a conflict when the change comes back down,
> so I'm loathe to make the change until I work out how I can manage the patch
> flow
The way I handled this before having rw access was to use quilt and it
worked nicely for me. Actually, I still use this for stuff I cannot be
sure to fix in one setting to commit right after.
Workflow (optimistically assuming no loops and pauses here)
quilt new some.patch
quilt edit packages/somepackage/some.bb
quilt refresh
and then send the patch to the bug tracker. Before updating monotone, I
back out all quilt patches (cron does this for me daily)
quilt pop -a && mtn pull && mtn update && quilt push -a
Maybe this is workable for others as well?
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