Hello Nikolaus, On Sat, Jan 07, 2017 at 01:08:02PM -0800, Nikolaus Rath wrote: > Aeh, what? > > If you make changes to debian/, you need only 'git commit'. > > If you change something in the upstream source (aka, add a new patch), > the "dance" is: > > $ gbp pq import > $ # make changes > $ git commit; gbp pq export > > And similarly for git-dpm. Surely typing these two extra commands is not > "a lot more work", is it? Note that they will succeed without > interaction. > > > If you want to edit an existing patch, you need to add one "git rebase > -i" command. I would maybe count that as "more work", but certainly not > as "a lot more". It's not so much the number of commands, but the distraction: thinking about a patch queue while in the middle of thinking about actual bugs. Personally, I find that mentally significant. -- Sean Whitton
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