Dear Frans Meulenbroeks,
In message ac9c93b11002241132j50c1c4a2p5e4407da7f096324@mail.gmail.com you wrote:
One word wrt the i2c patches I just mailed. It was my impression that git send-email would include the number in the patch but as can be seen that was not the case.
Git-send-email does not insert anything, it just sends the emails. If you want numbered patches, you have to add the numbers when formatting the patches - i. e. use "git-format-patch -n"
The patches are to be applied in the following order: 0001-cmd_i2c.c-reduced-subaddress-length-to-3-bytes.patch 0002-cmd_bootm.c-made-subcommand-array-static.patch 0003-cmd_i2c.c-reworked-subcommand-handling.patch 0004-cmd_i2c.c-sorted-commands-alphabetically.patch 0005-cmd_i2c.c-added-i2c-read-to-memory-function.patch
Thanks.
PS: I once read somewhere that it is also possible to add additional text in a patch only for the mailing list, so not part of the commit message.
Indeed. Text below the "---" line is comment.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk