KamilSzczygiel
commented
8 years ago The only commit from this pull request is included in pull request #15 . If the commits in a series are related they have to be part of a single pull request. If you want to have several pull requests that have non-related commits, you need to have each one based on a different branch (each of the branches need to be based on master).
If you have a series of related commits but don't want to merge all of them, then the only option is to start a pull request with a few of the first (see below how to do it), wait for them to be merged, rebase your branch on the new master and repeat.
If you have a branch "old-10" with 10 commits but you want to "split" first 2 into a new branch "new-2", while leaving the remaining 8 in the original branch, the procedure is as follows:
- create a new branch "new-2" based on the "old-10" branch and checkout it;
- at this point both branches "old-10" and "new-2" contain identical 10 commits, based on "master";
- do
git reset --hard HEAD~8to remove the last 8 commits from your current branch "new-2"; - at this point branch "old-10" is not modified and "new-2" has only 2 first commits of "old-10".
Therefore I'm closing this one and I'm going to merge #15 later.
jasmin-j
In case of a simple target (clean), do not include any other makefile snippet and do not traverse the source tree. Additionally, the output directories are no longer created.
Signed-off-by: Jasmin Jessich jasmin@anw.at