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NAME guilt-prev – Output name of second topmost applied patch SYNOPSIS guilt-prev [-p|–path] DESCRIPTION Output name of second topmost applied patch. If linkguilt:guilt-pop[1] is used, this patch will become the topmost patch. OPTIONS -p, –path Output full path instead of just patch name. AUTHOR Written by Josef "Jeff" Sipek <m[blue]jeffpc [at] josefsipek.netm[][1]> DOCUMENTATION Documentation by…
NAME guilt-pop – Pop patches from the tree SYNOPSIS guilt-pop [-f] [-a | –all | -n <num> | <patchname>] OPTIONS –all, -a Pop all patches off the tree -f Force; discards any unrefreshed changes -n <num> Push specified number of patches <patchname> Pop all patches up to and including this patch off the tree If…
NAME guilt-patchbomb – Email a series of commits interactively SYNOPSIS guilt-patchbomb [-n] [–in-reply-to <msgid>] [–git] [<hash> | <since>..[<until>] | ..<until>] DESCRIPTION Send a series of commits via email asking for To, CC and other information interactively. OPTIONS -n Doncqt send –in-reply-to <msgid> Set the In-reply-to header to the specified message id. This allows the patches…
NAME guilt-next – Output the name of next patch to be pushed SYNOPSIS guilt-next [-p|–path] DESCRIPTION Output the name of next patch to be pushed. If linkguilt:guilt-push[1] is issued, this patch would be the topmost patch. OPTIONS -p, –path Output full path instead of just patch name. AUTHOR Written by Josef "Jeff" Sipek <m[blue]jeffpc [at]…
NAME guilt-new – Create a new patch SYNOPSIS guilt-new [-f] [-s] [-e|-m message] <patchname> DESCRIPTION Create a new patch and push it on top of the stack. An optional patch description can be supplied either interactively on via the command line. OPTIONS -f Force patch creation if there are unrefreshed changes. These changes will get…
NAME guilt-init – Initialize guilt for use in a git repository SYNOPSIS guilt-init DESCRIPTION Initialize a git repository for use with guilt EXAMPLES First, get a repository to work on. Herecqs one that wecqll use as an example: $ git-clone git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/jsipek/guilt-hello.git Now, it initialize the patches directory using guiltcqs init command: $ cd hello $…
NAME guilt-import – Import specified patch file SYNOPSIS guilt-import [-P <patch> ] <patch_file> DESCRIPTION Import a specified patch file into the series, placing it after the current topmost patch. OPTIONS -P <patch> Name of the patch within Guilt. <patch_file> Name of the file to be imported into the series. AUTHOR Written by Josef "Jeff" Sipek…
NAME guilt-import-commit – Import one or more commits as patches SYNOPSIS guilt-import-commit [<hash> | <since>..[<until>] | ..<until>] DESCRIPTION Import one or more commits as individual patches. OPTIONS <hash> Only the specified revision. <since>..[<until>] Revisions starting from <since> until <until>. The <since> revision it self is NOT included, while <until> is. If <until> is not specified,…
NAME guilt-help – open man page of a guilt command SYNOPSIS guilt-help [<command> | <topic>] DESCRIPTION Open up the man page for a guilt command. EXAMPLES Open the guilt-status man page $ guilt-help status Open the guilt man page $ guilt-help AUTHOR Written by Josef "Jeff" Sipek <m[blue]jeffpc [at] josefsipek.netm[][1]> DOCUMENTATION Documentation by Brandon Philips…
NAME guilt-header – Print a patch header SYNOPSIS guilt-header [-eE] [<patchname>] DESCRIPTION Prints either the topmost patchcqs header or the header of a specified patch. -e Open the header in an editor, instead of printing it. -E Open the raw patch in an editor, instead of printing it. <patchname> Name of the patch. AUTHOR Written…
NAME guilt-guard – Assign guards to patches SYNOPSIS guilt-guard [-l | –list | -n | –none | [<patchname>] [(+|-)<guard>…]] DESCRIPTION Assign guards to the specified patch, or to the patch on top of the stack if no patch is given on the command line. An unguarded patch is always pushed. A positive guard begins with…
NAME guilt-graph – Create a patch dependency graph SYNOPSIS guilt-graph [<patchname>] DESCRIPTION Create a dot(1) directed graph showing the dependencies between applied patches. OPTIONS <patchname> Instead of starting with the topmost applied patch, start with <patchname>. AUTHOR Written by Josef "Jeff" Sipek <m[blue]jeffpc [at] josefsipek.netm[][1]> DOCUMENTATION Documentation by Josef "Jeff" Sipek <m[blue]jeffpc [at] josefsipek.netm[][1]> GUILT…
NAME guilt-fork – Fork the topmost applied patch SYNOPSIS guilt-fork [<new_name>] DESCRIPTION Create a copy of the top most patch, and replace the entry in the series file to use this new patch file. OPTIONS <new_name> The name of the new patch to create. AUTHOR Written by Josef "Jeff" Sipek <m[blue]jeffpc [at] josefsipek.netm[][1]> DOCUMENTATION Documentation…
NAME guilt-fold – Fold a specified patch into the topmost applied patch SYNOPSIS guilt-fold [-k] <patchname> OPTIONS -k Do not remove the patch file. <patchname> Fold this patch into the topmost applied patch. patchname is removed from the series, as well as from the patches directory. (A backup file is created.) AUTHOR Written by Josef…
NAME guilt-files – Print the list of files that the topmost patch changes SYNOPSIS guilt-files [-v] [-a] [-l] DESCRIPTION Print the list of files that the topmost patch changes. OPTIONS -v Verbose output -a List all files in all applied patches -l Add patch name to the output AUTHOR Written by Josef "Jeff" Sipek <m[blue]jeffpc…
NAME guilt-export – Export a patch series (to be used by quilt) SYNOPSIS guilt-export [<target_dir>] DESCRIPTION Export a guilt series to be used by quilt. OPTIONS <target_dir> Name of the directory to export the patch series to. (defaults to patches). AUTHOR Written by Pierre Habouzit <m[blue]madcoder [at] debian.orgm[][1]> DOCUMENTATION Documentation by Pierre Habouzit <m[blue]madcoder [at]…
NAME guilt-diff – Outputs various diffs SYNOPSIS guilt-diff [-z] [<path>…] DESCRIPTION Outputs top-most applied diff and any additional changes in the working directory to standard output. OPTIONS -z Output a interdiff against the top-most applied patch. This should produce the same diff as "guilt-new -f foo". <path>… Restrict diff output to a given set of…
NAME guilt-delete – Delete a patch SYNOPSIS guilt-delete [-f] <patchname> DESCRIPTION Delete an unapplied patch from the series. OPTIONS -f Remove the patch from the series and disk <patchname> Name of the patch to delete. EXAMPLES Delete a patch called foobar: $ guilt-delete foobar AUTHOR Written by Josef "Jeff" Sipek <m[blue]jeffpc [at] josefsipek.netm[][1]> DOCUMENTATION Documentation…
NAME guilt-commit – Commit specified number of patches SYNOPSIS guilt-commit -n <num> | -a | –all Turn specified number of bottom most patches into Git commits. This removes the the patches from the series, and status file. OPTIONS –all, -a Commit all applied patches -n <num> Commit <num> bottom most patches AUTHOR Written by Josef…
NAME guilt-branch – Branch the entire patch series SYNOPSIS guilt-branch [<new_name>] DESCRIPTION Create a copy of the entire branch patch directory (.git/patches/<branch>) to (.git/patches/<new_name>), create a new git branch <new_name> and check it out. OPTIONS <new_name> The name of the new branch to create. If not specified, the current branch name is appended with the…