I think it’s weird that I have to write this post in 2015, but earlier today I had to explain to someone with the technical skills to submit a good patch that he was doing the process wrong in some basic and extremely annoying ways. Googling revealed that most explanations of patch etiquette are rather… Continue reading How to submit a drive-by patch and get it accepted
Month: July 2015
git-weave, a tool for synthesizing repositories from fossil tarballs
Welcome to my first new-project release of the year, git-weave. It’s a polished and documented version of the script I used to reconstruct the early history of INTERCAL five years ago – see Risk, Verification, and the INTERCAL Reconstruction Massacree for the details on that one. git-weave can be used to explode a git repository… Continue reading git-weave, a tool for synthesizing repositories from fossil tarballs