[FFmpeg-soc] [soc]: r4241 - in concat: 0001-added-concatenation-option.patch 0002-removed-superfluous-fflush.patch 0003-removed-color-table-check.patch 0004-added-extradata-handling.patch 0005-more-code-cleanup...

[Michael Niedermayer]

On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 10:59:16PM +0100, Robert Swain wrote:
> Geza Kovacs wrote:
>> Sorry, that's just how the commits are in my local git branch; that is
>> the verbatim output of git format-patch, and is there merely as backup
>> as I can't mirror the entire tree. I don't aim to merge in these
>> patches verbatim (by the time I'm done I'll have rewritten half this
>> code anyhow); rather I'll let git merge, rebase, and squash them into
>> a single patch once I reach a reasonable milestone which can cleanly
>> be applied upstream, at which time I'll notify the mailing list;
>> please ignore the files in my branch for now.
>
> I agree with your methodology. Using git kind of encourages such behaviour 
> locally in my opinion. And I could wholly understand you wanting to back up 
> your progress so far by creating the patches and committing them to the svn 
> SoC repo.

I somehow doubt this is the most reasonable way to backup a git repo.

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