Currently, git-pw apply and mbox subcommands (and their patches counterpart) support just an ID corresponding to either a series or a patch. Another useful parameter is to query using a 'since' value, for example:
# Bring mboxes since Oct 20
git pw mbox --since 2015-10-20
This is quite useful in case the maintainer needs to check if recently added patches into PW apply cleanly into master
# Test if last patch apply cleanly
git pw mbox --since XXXX-YY-ZZ | git am -3 # or
git pw apply --since XXXX-YY-ZZ
or perhaps some basic testing for finding patch anomalies
Same comment as in #112. I don't think query options belong to git pw apply/mbox, just git pw list or git pw poll-events. Closing that one in favour of #115 and #84
Currently, git-pw apply and mbox subcommands (and their patches counterpart) support just an ID corresponding to either a series or a patch. Another useful parameter is to query using a 'since' value, for example:
This is quite useful in case the maintainer needs to check if recently added patches into PW apply cleanly into master
or perhaps some basic testing for finding patch anomalies
Test if patch has been signed off
git pw mbox --since XXXX-YY-XX | checkpatch.py --signed-off