On Sun, Apr 07, 2013 at 02:08:20PM -0700, Bart Schaefer wrote:
> Cheaply implemented, yes; cheap in terms of me executing the absolute
> minimum number of shell commands between deciding to respond to a bug
> report on the list and a fix arriving in the origin master ... :-)
Also cheap to create regarding the number of shell commands.
Switch to your one hack branch:
git checkout hack
Create a new branch for this feature:
git checkout -b feature
But the cheapest way (counted in shell commands) is just to fix
the bug on master: no branches to switch and you can just
commit and then push the fix.
With git add --patch (or -p) it's also not a big problem if you
have some local unrelated changes in your work tree.
Regards
Simon
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