It is sometimes convenient to keep files deleted in the integration
branch of a version control system even if these files are dfsg free;
most recently I did this to facilitate cherry-picking patches from
upstream of an embedded library (yes, ick, I know). There is no nice
way of representing
Hi,
David Bremner wrote:
[Subject: please consider it anyway, even if useless for non-free files]
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It is sometimes convenient to keep files deleted in the
Jonathan Nieder jrnie...@gmail.com writes:
I don't think I understand this particular use case --- why patch the
embedded library instead of just removing it?
The embedded library is actually a fork, with tiny but functionally
significant changes.
d
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