If fixed means “rebased the whole volatile/patch-tracking/6/proposed/ff branch”, then yes.

PLEASE, PLEASE do not rebase any public branches.
(Every Git doc makes it clear on how bad this is…)
I would rather abandon the branch and create a new one (i.e. a “6a” branch)

Completely screwed my testing as commits ID’s disappeared. I depend on predictable
commit IDs for my testing (and retesting)

- Martin

On 17 Feb 2016, at 4:27, Donald Sharp wrote:

Martin -

We've fixed the branch names in github.  Sorry for the breakage.

doanld

On Tue, Feb 16, 2016 at 10:29 PM, Martin Winter <
[email protected]> wrote:

I suddenly see 2 branches:
      volatile/patch-tracking/6/proposed/ff
and
      remotes/quagga-gnu/volatile/patch-tracking/6/proposed/ff

Sadly, they seem not to be in sync either. (i.e., the last commit from Lou
Berger “bgpd: Fix graceful restart capability minsize…”
is in “volatile/patch-tracking/6/proposed/ff” only, but otherwise the
“remotes/quagga-gnu/volatile/patch-tracking/6/proposed/ff”
seems to have newer commits (by date)

Could some maintainer please look into this and comment? Looks like
something went badly wrong to me…

- Martin

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