I am currently using Git and Arcanist for our project. I have a project with a couple of tasks through phabricator. As soon as I create a revision through arc diff for feature branch (A), I want to start in a different feature branch (B) before the revision is closed. How can I call arcanist so that a new diff and revision is created for every single branch alone? When I switch branches and try arc diff, it just adds the new revision and diff to the one before.
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Are there changes from A and B depends on each other?
If No:
For example you're at master now and create new A branch with git checkout -b A, make your changes and that push it to review with arc diff master.
Now you can go back to master and create new B branch from it with
git checkout master
git checkout -b "B"
make changes and push it to review with arc diff master. You will have two reviews for A and B
If Yes: you pushed your changes for review for A branch. Now you can create new B branch from A with: git checkout -b B, make your changes and push it to review with:
arc diff A
after it you will have also two reviews for A and B
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1After trying this method (no, changes from `B` do not concern `A`), arcanist tries to update the revision before with the commits of feature branch `B` instead of creating a new revision only for feature branch `B`. – Dev.One Jul 18 '14 at 13:37
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Same Problem here, when I have two independent branches `A` and `B`, with creating the second diff for `B` arcanist wants to update the revision for `A`. – witrin Jul 22 '14 at 08:45