Hello,

haven't really looked at the commit itself to see what's there, but on the technical side of what you to do, possible options:

1) see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12799872/apply-a-commit-chunk-by-chunk - haven't tried it, just found it quickly

2) take the diff of that commit, just add .diff at the end of the link, like:

https://github.com/kamailio/kamailio/commit/144737c482d39ae276e8a09f7dea01c5fa685bc6.diff

Then you can remove the parts you don't want, apply the resulted patch and commit with:

git commit --author="Name <email>" .

The value for --author is the value for Author attribute in email notifiication of the initial commit.

Cheers,
Daniel

On 13/11/14 16:09, Charles Chance wrote:

Hi,

Are there any guidelines/opinions regarding this?

I would like to cherry pick some of the changes to dmq module from https://github.com/kamailio/kamailio/commit/144737c482d39ae276e8a09f7dea01c5fa685bc6, in order to attribute authorship - trouble is, in the same commit there are changes to files in other modules too.

Perhaps the simpler approach would be to replicate the changes and attribute the original author in the new commit message.

Any advice?

Cheers,

Charles

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