git is live

[Yao Qi]

On 10/29/2013 06:35 AM, Cary Coutant wrote:
> I got this far with no problems (thanks!), but my old branches don't
> seem to have any common commits with the new binutils-gdb/master. Are
> you doing the rebase with an explicit merge-base (e.g., "git branch
> new-branch binutils-gdb/master;  git rebase --onto new-branch
> old-master old-branch")? Or should "git rebase binutils-gdb/master
> old-branch" work? (I'm hesitant to try that.)

'git rebase --onto new-branch BRANCH_POINT old-branch' works for me. 
BRANCH_POINT is the commit id of master that your old-branch is created 
against.

I switched my origin to the new repo, and do 'git rebase --onto master 
BRANCH_POINT old-branch' for my every local branch, but have to check 
BRANCH_POINT manually for every local branch.

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Yao (齐尧)