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Hi Kendy,

thanks a lot for the explanation on how to get change ids into older commits. David indicated 
something in this direction. I'll try to commit the last missing patch myself. 
Anyway I'm glad David reviewed the build related stuff. 

Cheers,
P. 


Von meinem iPhone gesendet

Am 11.09.2012 um 12:40 schrieb Jan Holesovsky <kendy@suse.cz>:

Hi Peter,

Peter Jentsch píše v Ne 09. 09. 2012 v 23:16 +0200:

I'm attaching a series of patches that I can't seem to get into gerrit 
(presumably because the first commits precede the switch to gerrit and 
thus don't carry a change-id). I'd gladly submit them to gerrit if sb 
tells me how to produce change-ids for the older commits.

IIRC you have the push access, so you do not have to use gerrit to get
your changes in.  If you haven't done that yet, you only need to setup
your gerrit credentials (including sending a mail to Norbert/Bjoern),
and do

./g --set-push-user <your_gerrit_username>

Then you can push as before.  Additionally, the sending to the mailing
list still works, and will always work :-)

Regarding the generation of the change-id, it is enough to do 'git
rebase -i origin/master', and mark all the commit messages that are
missing the change-id as "reword"; the git commit hook will generate the
change-id after you just save the commit as it was.

All the best,
Kendy



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