Messages in this thread | | | From | Dana Lacoste <> | Subject | RE: A modest proposal -- We need a patch penguin | Date | Wed, 30 Jan 2002 10:33:08 -0800 |
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> The whole point of the pristine tree is to give yourself a tree into > which you can import Linus patches. If you start putting extra stuff > in there you will get patch rejects.
or in the opposite direction : your changesets sent to linus have to be patches against the pristine tree, not against your-working-tree-with- several-patches-that-linus-doesn't-have.
(tying your response to Ingo into this one :)
it makes sense : any submitted patches should be against a known-clean state, which means that the 'linear' element that people complain about is actually bk enforcing some rather logical development practices.
but if linus isn't going to accept changesets (only patches) anyways, then i guess it really doesn't matter :)
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