Dear Wolfgang Denk,
thank you for the help. I use the following commands:
- create my own testing branch: "git branch testing" - switch to this branch: "git checkout testing" - copy/modify files - add the new files with "git add board/xilinx/fx12mm/" - commit the changes with "git commit -a" - create a patch with "git format-patch origin" - check this patch with checkpatch.pl - fix the errors, commit again, create patch again get 2 patchfiles - then i try "git rebase master" and get the message "Current branch master is up to date"
thanks georg
Wolfgang Denk wrote:
Dear Georg Schardt,
In message 48C28D5E.5030802@team-ctech.de you wrote:
i tried to rebase my local testing-branch with my local master-branch, but i always get the message that the branch is up to date.
Which exact commands are you using?
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk