The problem is that Ubuntu has one base AND an update to latest SVN patch; I guess we have to disable this when the Linaro diff is to be applied.
Multiple commits: ah I see why you're asking. It's not a collapsed history, the merge commit is a meta-commit, encapsulating the individual commits. It's only the bzr log defaults which give you this sense of collapsedness :-)
"bzr merge" and creating a merge commit is the right way to do it, we can revert individual commits we merged if we need to.
The problem is that Ubuntu has one base AND an update to latest SVN patch; I guess we have to disable this when the Linaro diff is to be applied.
Multiple commits: ah I see why you're asking. It's not a collapsed history, the merge commit is a meta-commit, encapsulating the individual commits. It's only the bzr log defaults which give you this sense of collapsedness :-)
"bzr merge" and creating a merge commit is the right way to do it, we can revert individual commits we merged if we need to.