I didn't find any quilt users mailing list so I guess this is the right place to be.
Now some notes. I just started to use quilt this week. I am using it to manage local patches - removing patches One of the patches I had applied locally has been merged upstream. I made a cvs up on the code with my patches applied and this created an issue. I think I've also refreshed my patch later on, I thought that this would make the patch 'empty'. Except that this created a reverse patch! I guess I shouldn't have poped all patches first, do a cvs up and push them afterwards, removing the obsolete ones. Am I correct? If so, maybe the documentation (PDF) should contain some notes about merging upstream patches. - Furthermore It took me time to understand that in order to get a new file into a patch, I had to do something like touch myfile quilt add myfile cp myfile/from/somewhere myfile quilt refresh Without creating the empty file first and adding it, quilt was not doing anything. For example if I was to cat > file ... quilt add file quilt refresh # file not in patch # then quilt pop quilt push # file 'lost' in patch list I understand why it's like that now, but I wonder if the doc could be more explicit about it Cheers, Jerome _______________________________________________ Quilt-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/quilt-dev
