Hi, is it possible to temporarily disable a patch in the middle of a patch series?
What I think of is anything like quilt disable <patch> This disables a patch in the series (marks it with '#' in series file) and unapplies the patch (if possible). If the patch is independent from previous and later patches it will be unapllied. quilt disable (without patchname) will show all temporarily disabled patches. quilt enable <patch> will reapply it again and remove the '#' in series file. quilt enable (without patchname) will show all enabled patches. Use case I think about is having a bunch of independent patches, e.g. warning fixes in various files, each file with it's own patch. Now, you don't remember any more the exact warning a patch anywhere in the series file fixes. So, would be nice, to unapply the patch temporarily and see what's the compiler tells you then. If patch to be removed temporarily is independent of other patches, this should be a possible scenario, right? If anything like this is not available yet, would be nice to have it ;) Best regards Dirk _______________________________________________ Quilt-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/quilt-dev
