In message 000201c7776d$fde43300$821ba8c0@Emea.Arm.com you wrote:
Now I believe I can push branches to the u-boot-arm repo
Yes, you can do that.
(I was reading gu-arm as git-arm - I should use bigger fonts.....)
The "gu" prefix is just our internal market that the user ID is for a "[g]it [U]-Boot" repository.
I was hoping to push each patch that I approved up to the u-boot-arm as a branch, for others to test.
I'm not sure if this is actually a good idea. It may quickly create a mess of branches.
Then I would ask you to merge from it when testing was complete.
Please don;t. I want *you* to perform the merging, and when this was successful, to send me a pull request. This way, I can always pull from your master branch and don;t have to care if there are hundrets of branches in your tree and what is for what.
Then I would delete that branch when merged.....
You cannot delete anything in a git repository. Onc created, i remains there forever.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk