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From: Markus Hitter <mah AT jump-ing DOT de>
Subject: Re: [geda-user] Odd position mangling error
Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2012 01:30:34 +0200
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Am 23.10.2012 um 19:49 schrieb Bas Gieltjes:

> Use git stash to temporarily store your local modifications, check the
> man page for these options: save, pop (and list). Use these before and
> after updating from the project repository, check with the 'list'  
> option
> what has happened.

Maybe it's a bit off topic for this thread, but for local changes I  
always recommend to open a local branch. Saves a lot of hassles when  
following a central repository.

Original:

- a - b   <- master (local & remote)
        \
         c - d   <- work (local only)

after git pull:

- a - b - e - f - g  <- master
        \
         c - d   <- work

Now you can update your work to be based on the latest git master  
with git rebase and without any hurry. Either in one chunk with

git checkout work
git rebase master

or in small steps with

git checkout work
git rebase e
git rebase f
git rebase master

The latter is more on the safe side, as smaller rebases have fewer  
reasons for conflicts. You can always try the fast one first, then  
git rebase --abort on failure and try again with the second variant.


Markus

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