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I love using this script when i need to but the biggest downfall is the manual intervention for cherry-picking empty commits. I looked into it a bit and it seems theres a fairly simple solution that takes advantage of git rev-list. Something like this:
I have tested it in place of your cherry-pick case statement and it seems to work without a hitch. If you decide to implement it would just make the workflow that much smoother.
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They are then ignored, similar to a git cherry-pick --skip when an empty commit is picked. I can try other situations, but as far as upstreaming goes it does the job
I love using this script when i need to but the biggest downfall is the manual intervention for cherry-picking empty commits. I looked into it a bit and it seems theres a fairly simple solution that takes advantage of git rev-list. Something like this:
git rev-list --reverse v3.18.139..v3.18.140 . | git cherry-pick --stdin
I have tested it in place of your cherry-pick case statement and it seems to work without a hitch. If you decide to implement it would just make the workflow that much smoother.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: