Re: [translations] Catalan translation

[Federico Bruni <fede@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sun, Dec 17, 2017 at 1:32 PM, Walter Garcia-Fontes 
<walter.garcia@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> * Federico Bruni, fede@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [17/12/17 08:54]:
> >  1. you did not commit the changes which fixed the errors
> >  2. or you committed the fixes without using the --amend option, so
> >  two patch files are generated and you shared only the first patch
> >  (not the second containing the fixes)
> >
> >  (but you should use `git commit --amend` and send a single patch 
> > file)
>
> Thanks Federico,
>
> I think there is another thing I'm doing wrong. Let me explain my
> steps and see if we can figure where I'm screwing up.
>
> Once I compile in my branch and I'm sure the compilation finishes
> without any errors and I revise the logs and I only see the snippets
> and repeated nodes warnings, I do the following. I commit my changes,
> I checkout the translation branch and "git pull" to make sure it is up
> to date. It was for this patch. I went back to my branch, and I
> issued:
>
> git format-patch origin
>
> These created to my surprise:

No surprise, you should specify the remote branch you want to compare 
to. In your case it's translation:

git format-patch origin/translation


The syntax is:

git format-patch <since>

which will generate all the patch files of commits following <since>.
Note that origin and origin/translation point to different commits, as 
you can see with these commands:

git show origin
git show origin/translation