Hi Oliver,
create a local branch to keep it, branching out of master:
git checkout -b Sanne-HSEARCH-323 master
now pull in my branch:
git pull
https://Sanne@github.com/Sanne/hibernate-search.git HSEARCH-323
Now you have it all, you can use "git log" to verify you have the commits,
or "git format-patch master" is also useful, it will create a patch
for each commit which brought to current state starting from master.
(or just open it in your IDE)
that's it!
mvn clean test install ...
You're welcome to join us on IRC for more interactive help or
discussing if you want.
http://hibernate.org/community/irc
Cheers,
Sanne
2011/3/14 Oliver Siegmar <oliver(a)siegmar.net>:
Hi Sanne,
I'd like to review your pull request as you have asked for. Unfortunately I
haven't worked much with git, yet. Can you give me a quick hint, how to
receive your changes?
I have done a
git clone
git://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-search.git
here. What have I to do to receive your changes?
Bye
Oliver