00:00:29 <rmustacc> That is weird.
00:00:33 <rmustacc> I will have to reach out to the folks ther.
08:53:16 <tsoome> richlowe will check, thanks!
16:50:47 <gitomat> [illumos-gate] 15135 stdalign.h is very C11-y, but perhaps disrespectful of C++ -- Robert Mustacchi <rm⊙fo>
23:03:10 <dangergrrl> sorry
23:03:28 <dangergrrl> is there a git thing to just ssve my changes>
23:20:18 <toasterson> git stash
23:20:35 <toasterson> and git stash apply to get them again
23:21:15 <dangergrrl> danke, toasterson 
23:21:31 <dangergrrl> but can i do that cross machines?
23:21:50 <toasterson> no, there you need a seperate branch
23:21:57 <toasterson> thats what branches are for
23:22:05 <dangergrrl> oh, i could fork the code
23:22:09 <dangergrrl> !!!
23:22:21 <toasterson> Yep valid use for forks :)
23:22:42 <dangergrrl> sorry, i have to mothball my illumos box
23:23:20 <dangergrrl> have a paying client and the software won't run without another physical box
23:23:56 <dangergrrl> can git stash save a traball?
23:23:59 <dangergrrl> tarball\
23:38:14 <alanc> git stash saves whatever changes are shown by git status / git diff
23:38:46 <richlowe> it has convenient options to save subsets, if you need that too, `git stash -k` is particularly useful.
23:38:58 <richlowe> if you want a tarball, you want `git archive`
23:39:06 <richlowe> see `git help archive` there's a bunch of formats and stuff