Created attachment 1475887[details]
use 'git add -A' to track all files
Description of problem:
when i play with rt patch queue, sometime 'git commit -a "Stable update"' do not cover all files as stable update patch brings new files. make sense to use 'git add -A' to get them covered. and some build process steps leave garbage in place. as i use stgit for identifying problematic fedora patch or patch from rt quilt queue, is good to have clean 'space' to speed-up identification.
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Created attachment 1475887 [details] use 'git add -A' to track all files Description of problem: when i play with rt patch queue, sometime 'git commit -a "Stable update"' do not cover all files as stable update patch brings new files. make sense to use 'git add -A' to get them covered. and some build process steps leave garbage in place. as i use stgit for identifying problematic fedora patch or patch from rt quilt queue, is good to have clean 'space' to speed-up identification. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info: