Hello All, I have some more questions about git. Really, what I'm interested in is how everyone handles fixing bugs and adding new features to koha, and submitting the patches. At the moment I have a private git repo that is up to date with git.koha.org's master branch. I have 5 commits on top of it, representing five new features. I was copying my master branch, adding a feature, then merging back into master, but some strange things were happening. It should have been a straight fast-forward, nothing had changed in master, but instead it seems as if the new commit was being merged in between other commits I had made, does anyone know what happened? To make five patches to submit, I created five branches based on master, then rebased each one leaving only one of the feature commits for each, thus ending up with five patches starting in 0001. Is this a reasonable way to work, or is there a better solution? Also, I submitted all five patches at once, with git send-email, but only four made it through. The 5th patch ended up bouncing back to me with the message CORRUPTED MESSAGE. This has happened to me before, but I found it very odd that it would work fine for 4 out of 5 patches, all submitted with one command. Thanks for the advice, Kyle http://www.kylehall.info Information Technology Crawford County Federated Library System ( http://www.ccfls.org )