[U-Boot-Users] [Microblaze] Pull Request: git://www.denx.de/git/u-boot-microblaze.git merge branch

[Wolfgang Denk]

In message <fa686aa40710131739u31ab087axe554ab04fbb6b2c5 at mail.gmail.com> you wrote:
>
> Really?  It's perfectly reasonable for custodians to have multiple
> branches and to request for you to pull from a specific one.  This

It is definitely perfectly reasonable to have multiple branches
(otherwise we might go back to CVS - shudder).

But if you want to make life easy for me, then always use the same one
(ideally simply master) to request the poull from.

THis allows me to set up all the custodian repos as  remote  tracking
branches  in  one  remotes.<group>.  This  allows  me  to get a quick
overview. If you use several branches for oulling, it's pretty likely
that I miss the correct branch name in your pull request and  do  the
wrong thing.

> becomes especially true with the adoption of the merge window process.
>  For instance, I have two branches on the 5xxx tree; one for bugfixes
> to be merged immediately and another for stuff queued up for the next
> window.

You could merge the bugfixes branch into master immediately and the
other one when the next window opens?

> Besides, when someone uses git-request-pull (like Michal did) it's a
> pretty trivial cut/paste to use git-pull to bring it into your branch.

I don't pull immediately. I first fetch it into a local tracking
branch so I can review it more easily before merging it.

>  It's not like it causes you extra work.  :-)

That's exactly the problem: it *does* cause more work.


Maybe my usage of git is sub-optimal, I'm just learning. But it seems
to work pretty efficiet  to  me...  If  you  have  better  ideas  I'd
appreciate all tips and tricks...

Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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