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I like to maintain several different patches on the stack as a way to keep changes I am making separate. I refresh them pretty frequently with small changes so creating new patches with meaningful names and squashing them later isn't practical. What I want is to type:
stg autorefresh file/path
and have the tool do
stg refresh -p [last patch which touched file/path] file/path
I can script this up [1], but I wanted to ask if there was a better to do this, or if there is a similar work flow that might fill my needs.
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I like to maintain several different patches on the stack as a way to keep changes I am making separate. I refresh them pretty frequently with small changes so creating new patches with meaningful names and squashing them later isn't practical. What I want is to type:
and have the tool do
I can script this up [1], but I wanted to ask if there was a better to do this, or if there is a similar work flow that might fill my needs.
Thanks!
[1]: Something like:
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