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Re: missing quote in define-package arg
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Stephen J. Turnbull |
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Re: missing quote in define-package arg |
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Mon, 26 May 2014 09:19:45 +0900 |
Thien-Thi Nguyen writes:
> [0] Being used to Git, i'm a little nervous w/ the "bound branch"
> approach, but that's what's recommended on EmacsWiki. Ideally,
> there is a Bazaar analog to the workflow where i can do a series
> of commits w/o worrying too much about form (ChangeLog, primarily)
> followed by a squash and "serious" commit, followed by a push.
> It seems the bound branch approach makes *every* commit serious.
You might like the pipeline extension, which IIRC approximates "quilt"
or Mercurial queues.[1] But I don't think there is any Bazaar workflow
that approximates the "squash, document, and push" workflow (eg, I
don't think pipelines have a "merge patches" feature). The Bazaar
developers just don't think that way.
Footnotes:
[1] Dunno if you're at all familiar with hg. Basic idea is a deque
of patches that you can pop or push, and which come off the deque FIFO
when converting to commits.