Hi, Phil.
On Feb 22, 2015, at 4:52 AM, Phil Rosenberg wrote:
>> In addition to Alan's suggestion, another approach would be to setup a
>> >local bare git repo that all your local machines could push/pull to/from.
>
> I tried this. As soon as I rebase a branch I am no longer able to push
> it to
complex that it is
easier to delete the branch from my derived repos and restart.
Thanks again
Phil
-Original Message-
From: "Alan W. Irwin"
Sent: 22/02/2015 17:32
To: "Phil Rosenberg"
Cc: "David MacMahon" ; "PLplot development list"
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On 2015-02-22 12:52- Phil Rosenberg wrote:
>> The git format-patch and git am method has recently worked well to
>> share experimental development work from one of your computers to
>> mine.
> This has the same downsides. As soon as I rebase a branch all patched
> repos which included the reba
> In addition to Alan's suggestion, another approach would be to setup a >local
> bare git repo that all your local machines could push/pull to/from.
I tried this. As soon as I rebase a branch I am no longer able to push
it to the local bare repo because all the changes made since the last
push n
On Feb 21, 2015, at 4:59 PM, Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> On 2015-02-21 20:53- Phil Rosenberg wrote:
>
>> Basically the rebase workflow is causing me some real problems trying
>> to use multiple machines to test my changes. I have a Windows laptop,
>> which is my main machine, then I have also bee
On 2015-02-21 20:53- Phil Rosenberg wrote:
> Hi all
> This may not be an ideal time to bring this up, but if I don't do it
> now I will probably forget.
>
> Basically the rebase workflow is causing me some real problems trying
> to use multiple machines to test my changes. I have a Windows lap
Hi all
This may not be an ideal time to bring this up, but if I don't do it
now I will probably forget.
Basically the rebase workflow is causing me some real problems trying
to use multiple machines to test my changes. I have a Windows laptop,
which is my main machine, then I have also been tryin
