Hi Emanuele,
2011/11/3 Emanuele Fia <emanuele.fia@gmail.com>:
git reset -hard HEAD~1 # warning this looses the head commit
before running ./g pull -r to avoid conflicts (assuming you didn't do
any more commits yet).
This is for reset my local repo and restore the current version on git
repository ?
You need 'git reset --hard HEAD~1' since committer modified your patch
(HEAD in your local history). You need to reset a history to a
previous commit - HEAD's parent ('HEAD~1' or 'HEAD^'). Then it is
possible to perform git pull without any conflicts.
By the way, the great book about git: http://progit.org/book/
A thing that really helps us, is if you could send a mail to the list
with a blanket license for your commits: of the form you can see linked
into the developers wiki here:
Ok , where i can find infromation about MPL/LGPLv3+ ?
For example here: http://opensource.org/licenses/alphabetical
But how i can submit patch ? Send an email to this maillist and stop?
Why stop? You are able to continue! :-)
My last patch is "formatted" correctly?
Yes it is, however your email address looks weird... Probably you need
$ git config --global user.email emanuele.fia@gmail.com
Regards,
Ivan
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