On Mon, Aug 28, 2006 at 02:59:21PM +0200, Kai Blin wrote:

quoted text
> I have just completed my Google Summer of Code[1] project[2] working for the 
> Wine project. Now, as I was submitting patches to a git repository, I don't 
> have a branch solely containing my patches or something like that. Google 
> seems to want something like this, so I figured maybe I could get gitweb to 
> filter for my patches during the SoC period. Is that possible?
> If not, does it sound like something feasible to add?

You can create an mbox of all of the changes you made. Unfortunately
git-rev-list doesn't do author/committer matching, so you'll need a
short perl script:

-- >8 --
$ cat >match-who.pl <<'EOF'
#!/usr/bin/perl

my $name = shift;
my $match = qr/$name/i;

my $commit;
while(<>) {
  chomp;
  next unless $_;
  next if /^\s/;
  my ($k, $v) = split / /, $_, 2;
  if($k eq 'commit') {
    $commit = $v;
  }
  if($commit && ($k eq 'author' || $k eq 'committer') && $v =~ $match) {
    print "$commit\n";
    $commit = undef;
  }
}
-- >8 --

Then you should be able to do:
$ git-rev-list --pretty=raw master |
  perl match-who.pl kai.blin@gmail.com |
  git-diff-tree -p --stdin --pretty=email \
  > my-patches

You can either look through that, or you can try applying the patches
with git-am (though if your patches depend on changes not by you that
happened in the intervening time, you'll probably have some rejects).

-Peff
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