[Buildroot] sending in patches (potentially lots of them)

[Buildroot] sending in patches (potentially lots of them)

[Heiko Zuerker]

Hey,

 

I'm pretty new to git, so please excuse any stupid questions I may have.

 

I'm currently playing with buildroot to see if we can replace the current
build system of Devil-Linux with buildroot.

Main reason for this is the ability to support multiple architectures.

 

As part of this exercise I'll probably have a few patches which others could
benefit from. 

What is the preferred way of sending them in? I sent one patch via email, I
hopefully did this right..

 

I did create a fork of the git repository on sourceforge, which would be
easily accessible for you guys.

https://sourceforge.net/scm/?type=git
<https://sourceforge.net/scm/?type=git&group_id=34096> &group_id=34096

 

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Regards

   Heiko Zuerker

    <http://www.devil-linux.org> http://www.devil-linux.org

 

 

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[Buildroot] sending in patches (potentially lots of them)

[Peter Korsgaard]

>>>>> "Heiko" == Heiko Zuerker <heiko@zuerker.org> writes:

Hi,

 Heiko> I?m currently playing with buildroot to see if we can replace
 Heiko> the current build system of Devil-Linux with buildroot.

 Heiko> Main reason for this is the ability to support multiple architectures.

  Heiko> As part of this exercise I?ll probably have a few patches which
  Heiko> others could benefit from.

Great!

 Heiko> What is the preferred way of sending them in? I sent one patch
 Heiko> via email, I hopefully did this right?.

Yes, that's fine. it's the easiest for me and others to review and
commit.

 Heiko> I did create a fork of the git repository on sourceforge, which
 Heiko> would be easily accessible for you guys.

 Heiko> https://sourceforge.net/scm/?type=git&group_id=34096

Ok. You don't need to worry about sending pull requests and similar
right away, that's imho only interesting if you have a large series of
interdependent patches.

-- 
Bye, Peter Korsgaard