Sending Patches from Git
Hi,
i know that this is absolutely off topic to this mailing list, but i would send some patches (related to php, cryptoloop, freeswitch and more).
I've commited some code to my local git repository, checkouted from buildroot git server, how i can "extract" patches without being mad? For the previous patches i re-checkouted buildroot sources, manually diffed with my code, splitted in chunks and re-commited to extract patches to send. All these operations requires hours of time making patch sending hard and complex.
There is a better way to do?
Best Regards,
Daniele
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I've commited some code to my local git repository, checkouted from buildroot git server, how i can "extract" patches without being mad?
git format-patch <commitid>
git diff -1 <commitid>
-mike