4 These are some of the commands I can think of being useful. Some of the,
5 e.g., email may not be necessary as git can do that for us.
7 applied done list applied patches
8 delete done delete a patch from queue
10 fold fold named patches into current
11 header done print the header for a patch
14 init done initialize patch queue
15 new done create a new patch
16 next done display next patch on the stack
17 pop done pop one or more patches
18 prev done display previous patch on the stack
19 push done push one of more patches
20 rebase rebase the current patches
22 refresh done refresh the current patch
23 series done list all patches
24 top done display current patch name
25 unapplied done display unapplied patches
28 Misc Bugs/Enhancements:
29 =======================
31 Here are some things I want to do one of these days...
33 - Fix push/pop regression tests to cover --all/multi-patch cases
34 - Add more regression tests
35 - Allow 'gq foo' in addition to 'gq-foo'
36 - Grab the From: line out of the patch and use that as author string
37 - gq-delete should allow the user to delete the patch file as well
38 - Make sh a requirement, not bash
39 - Ignore empty & "commented out" lines in series file