siddharth srivastava <[email protected]> writes: > Hi > > While improvising code coverage, I made a lot of changes in different > files. Now the changes in each file is a patch in itself. > So my question was, how do you create/manage diff for multiple issues > simultaneously. > The process I have been following now was to make change, create diff, > revert back and again do the same for next patch. > But now since I have 8-10 patches, is there a sane way of doing this ?
Hi Siddharth, I've been using git for this. With git, you can do local commits, create local branches, and reorder/splice/split/edit local commits as you wish. I've found that managing multiple issues has been a lot easier with git than with svn. A git repository for Derby is hosted at http://git.apache.org. Useful reading for contributors: http://www.apache.org/dev/git.html And for committers: http://wiki.apache.org/general/GitAtApache -- Knut Anders
