Dear "Reinhard Meyer (-VC)",
In message 4C0B8BE7.7090108@emk-elektronik.de you wrote:
Is that documented somewhere? I see that the calling function in net.c
Probably only in the mailing list archives...
does NOT care about any positive interger result. Will it care sometime in the future? :)
The second problem is that I cannot seem to undo my previous commit in my tree, so any changes I do to my source would come out as a second patch. Would that be accepted?
No. Why cannot you "git rebase -i" your tree (resp. your development branch) and squash the commits in question?
Or do you know what must be done that GIT will issue a new patch with the current and the new changes in one patch?
Squash the commits into one?
what to do to return to <after editing>, do new edits and generate a new, single patch?
man git-rebase
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk