On Fri, Aug 12, 2016 at 06:31:29PM -0700, Dylan Jeffers wrote: > When submitting patches that require other patches I've submitted, > should I put them together in a single patch, or keep them separate > like this?
For patches that depend on each other, sending them as a "patch series" will communicate the dependencies and ensure that they apply properly. If you've made your patches on a branch besides master, you can do: $ git format-patch -n master ... and attach those patches to an email. You can also use `git send-email`, which uses `git format-patch` but will also send the patch series if you set up SMTP and configure Git to use it. Can you resubmit these two patches using that method? Normally I wouldn't ask you to do that but, in this case, this patch does not apply cleanly after having applied the patch for python-requests-oauthlib; they both have the same leading context: > @@ -9852,3 +9853,34 @@ etc.") > (package > (inherit base) > (name "ptpython2")))) Thanks!
