Hi, I'm using Quilt to prepare a stack of patches that I then selectively commit (when there are ready) to the non-distributed SCM of my team. Of course, I only commit the patches that are at the bottom of the stack:
$ quilt series mypatch1 mypatch2 $ quilt top mypatch1 $ cvs commit -m "Here I commit Mypatch1" Then, I would like to drop mypatch1 from the patch series. If I do "quilt delete", it removes the patch, but also pops it. So it reverts the modifications I just pushed to the CVS, making unwanted local changes in my working copy. Would it be possible to have a command like "quilt drop" (or an option to "quilt delete") that removes a patch from the series without actually poping it and touching the working copy ? Or maybe I'm using Quilt completely the wrong way ? Thanks, Thomas -- Thomas Petazzoni [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Quilt-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/quilt-dev
