On Fri, 2011-01-28 at 09:39 +0100, jonas@smidstrup.net wrote:
Code cleanup in msfilter
Because the attached patch is actually my last commit to "filters" I
suspect that you either did something like
git pull -r
(which pulled down the last changes)
git format-patch -1
and got the last change which happened to be mine.
So if you committed your changes locally, then you can e.g.
git log -n 10 .
find the id of your commit in that list and e.g.
git format-patch YOURCOMMITID -1
instead to extract your exact msfilter patch out of there.
(of course you might not have committed your change, in which case git
diff might show it instead)
C.
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