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Originally posted by t-m-w January 17, 2025
Hi @uazo,
Would you be willing to rename of a couple of patches (or I could upload a PR) so that their names are closer to expectations when exported with git format-patch?
There may be others, too, but specifically these:
Disable-ranker-url-fetcher.patch to Disable-ranker_url_fetcher.patch
Revert-remove-allowscript-content-setting-secondary-url.patch to Revert-remove-AllowScript-content-settings-per-secondary-url.patch
I use git format-patch --full-index -N -k -P --zero-commit -1 --no-numbered --filename-max-length=128 (sadly --no-numbered sadly doesn't remove the numbers in the filename, but those are easy to remove automatically).
My dream (and task) is to add more automation to my process downstream. I know you already have tools for this; the scripts I've been working on have some similarities but also some differences. I see for example that Cromite's patch application and export scripts keep track of the original filename already, but I would prefer to skip that if possible, to simplify a bit.
What do you think?
Thanks as always!
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Patch rename request (minor)
[TOOLS] Patch rename request (minor)
Jan 21, 2025
Discussed in #1742
Originally posted by t-m-w January 17, 2025
Hi @uazo,
Would you be willing to rename of a couple of patches (or I could upload a PR) so that their names are closer to expectations when exported with
git format-patch
?There may be others, too, but specifically these:
Disable-ranker-url-fetcher.patch
toDisable-ranker_url_fetcher.patch
Revert-remove-allowscript-content-setting-secondary-url.patch
toRevert-remove-AllowScript-content-settings-per-secondary-url.patch
I use
git format-patch --full-index -N -k -P --zero-commit -1 --no-numbered --filename-max-length=128
(sadly--no-numbered
sadly doesn't remove the numbers in the filename, but those are easy to remove automatically).My dream (and task) is to add more automation to my process downstream. I know you already have tools for this; the scripts I've been working on have some similarities but also some differences. I see for example that Cromite's patch application and export scripts keep track of the original filename already, but I would prefer to skip that if possible, to simplify a bit.
What do you think?
Thanks as always!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: