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error: unknown option `sort=-taggerdate'

Hi nathanachance,Nice script! Really thanks for this,Im trying to upstream my kernel, when I run : "./linux-stable.sh -m" I get and error : "error: unknown option `sort=-taggerdate' , And the "Latest kernel version:" its empty, I have the file in the root of my kernel folder

Update cherry-pick to skip empty commits

I love using this script when i need to but the biggest downfall is the manual intervention for cherry-picking empty commits. I looked into it a bit and it seems theres a fairly simple solution that takes advantage of git rev-list. Something like this:

git rev-list --reverse v3.18.139..v3.18.140 . | git cherry-pick --stdin

I have tested it in place of your cherry-pick case statement and it seems to work without a hitch. If you decide to implement it would just make the workflow that much smoother.

3.19.x/4.x is already present in 3.18.140?

I merged up to v3.18.140 from 3.18.122 but I can't seem to get past that version with this script. When I try to go to v3.19 or v4 it complains that they are already in 3.18.140.

Commands and output:

$ ../linux-stable.sh -m -k "`pwd`" -v 3.19.1

=============================
==  Updating linux-stable  ==
=============================

From https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable
 * branch                      HEAD       -> FETCH_HEAD

linux-stable updated successfully!


============================
==  Calculating versions  ==
============================

Current kernel version: 3.18.140

Latest kernel version: 3.18.140

3.19.1 is already present in 3.18.140!

$ ../linux-stable.sh -m -k "`pwd`" -v 3.19

=============================
==  Updating linux-stable  ==
=============================

From https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable
 * branch                      HEAD       -> FETCH_HEAD

linux-stable updated successfully!


============================
==  Calculating versions  ==
============================

Current kernel version: 3.18.140

Latest kernel version: 3.18.140

3.19 is already present in 3.18.140!

$ ../linux-stable.sh -m -k "`pwd`" -v 4

=============================
==  Updating linux-stable  ==
=============================

From https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable
 * branch                      HEAD       -> FETCH_HEAD

linux-stable updated successfully!


============================
==  Calculating versions  ==
============================

Current kernel version: 3.18.140

Latest kernel version: 3.18.140

4 is already present in 3.18.140!

What is up with this?

does support reverting ?

i want to revert my kernel from 3.18.x (linux-3.18.y) to 3.13 or linux-stable-lts is it possible ?

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