> I have no idea what this is trying to do, but I'm pretty sure you don't
> need that.
I'm trying to send a subset of my local commits to Chris.
Until now, I've been using git-send-email. It's not interactive,
unfortunately, and won't automatically omit commits that are already
upstream, but it's useful enough.
Since Git doesn't checksum e-mailed patches, Chris has been corrupting
my submissions (wrapping the commit logs). (Note that this is not
Chris's fault -- Git should prevent him from applying a corrupt patch
without some "--force" argument.)
However, Git does checksum commits within a repository, so I'm trying
to set up things so that I can push to a branch called "for-chris", and
ask him to pull.
Do you see a simpler way?
Juliusz
P.S. $ ls /usr/lib/git-core | wc -l
146
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