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| -rw-r--r-- | git-bz.txt | 19 |
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@@ -52,26 +52,27 @@ you made locally to the bug report as a patch: git bz attach 43215 HEAD ---------------------------------------- -This automatically rewrites the commit to add the URL of the bug to the commit for -future reference. The reporter finds some problems in testing, so you come up -with a new up with a new version of the change and modify your commit using -'git command --amend'. To attach the new version, you run: +This automatically rewrites the commit to add the URL of the bug to +the commit message for future reference. The reporter finds some +problems in testing, so you come up with a new version of the change +and modify your commit using 'git command --amend'. To attach the new +version, you run: ---------------------------------------- git bz attach -e HEAD ---------------------------------------- You don't have to specify the bug number this time since git-bz will -find it it in the bug. The -e option (short for --edit) allows you to -edit the comment for the bug to say what you've changed and pick -patches to obsolete. Now everybody's happy with the change. To push -your changes and close the bug, you run: +find it in the commit message. The -e option (short for --edit) +allows you to edit the comment for the bug to say what you've changed +and pick patches to obsolete. Now everybody's happy with the +change. To push your changes and close the bug, you run: ---------------------------------------- git bz push ---------------------------------------- -This does 'git bz push', adds a comment that the commits were pushed and +This does 'git push', adds a comment that the commits were pushed and marks the patches committed. The changes it is making to the bug will be shown in your editor to give you a chance to confirm them and add extra comments if desired. |