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stg-new

NAME

stg-new - stgdesc:new[]

SYNOPSIS

 stg new [OPTIONS] [name]
 

DESCRIPTION

Create a new, empty patch with the given <name> on the current stack. The new patch is created on top of the currently applied patches, and is made the new top of the stack. The local changes in the working tree are not included in the patch. A stgrefresh command is needed for this.

The given <name> must be unique in the stack, and may only contain alphanumeric characters, dashes and underscores. If no name is given, one is generated from the first line of the commit message.

An editor will be launched to edit the commit message to be used for the patch, unless the --message flag already specified one. The patchdescr.tmpl template file is used if available to pre-fill the editor. The editor to use is taken from the first of the following sources of information, and defaults to vi:

1.the stgit.editor GIT configuration variable

2.the EDITOR environment variable

The message and other GIT commit attributes can be modified later using stgrefresh.

AUTHOR AND COMMITTER INFORMATION

The author name (resp. email) to record in the StGIT patch is taken from the first of the following sources for the information:

1.the --authname (resp. --authemail) or --author flag on command-line

2.the GIT_AUTHOR_NAME (resp. GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL) environment variable

3.the user.name (resp. user.email) GIT configuration variable

Similarly, the committer name (resp. email) is taken from the first of the following sources:

1.the --commname (resp. --commemail) flag on command-line

2.the GIT_COMMITTER_NAME (resp. GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL) environment variable

3.the user.name (resp. user.email) GIT configuration variable

The GIT commit generated by stgrefresh will use these informations when available. If one of them is not available, GIT will pick the value from your machine's configuration at that time, as described in git1[1].

OPTIONS

--message=<message>, -m <message>

Use <message> as the patch description.

--showpatch, -s

Show the patch content in the editor buffer. This flag does nothing if -m is also specified.

--author="Name <email@company>", -a "Name <email@company>"

Use "Name <email@company>" as the author details. This form sets both authname and authemail.

--authname=<name>

Use <name> as the author name

--authemail=<email>

Use <email> as the author e-mail

--authdate=<date>

Use <date> as the author date

--commname=<name>

Use <name> as the committer name

--commemail=<email>

Use <email> as the committer e-mail

FILES

 <templates>/patchdescr.tmpl
 

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

 GIT_AUTHOR_NAME
 GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL
 GIT_AUTHOR_DATE
 GIT_COMMITTER_NAME
 GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL
 EDITOR
 

GIT CONFIGURATION VARIABLES

 user.name
 user.email
 stgit.editor
 

STGIT

Part of the StGIT suite - see git1[2].

NOTES

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