pq: pass '--no-merges' to git log #24
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@andrewlukoshko the pq is not meant to receive branches but I'm okay with adding this if you can describe a proper use case with a unittest. (sorry for the delay) |
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When we merge changes to patch-queue/master from another repo then gbp pq export generates TWO patches:
First patch from original commit, it's OK
Second patch from merge commit, and it reverts previous, so nothing will change when we build a package.
Passing --no-merges to git log when we do gbp pq export fixes the problem.