>
> 'CONTRIBUTE' discusses how to generate a patch with git that will be
> easy to apply for an emacs committer without having to change
> it. 'admin/notes/git-workflow' goes over the details of what to do if
> youʼre committing yourself.
>

Thanks! I found the guide about Emacs+Git for developers and tried to
follow that, especially this part:

https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/GitForEmacsDevs#toc16

(I also had to play around with merging and rebasing to get a clean git log
without merge commit
messages - as a side note, Git is really starting to grow on me, seems you
can handle all kinds of
scenarios in a good way, once you know how to do it)

Long story short, I think I have now pushed my changes to the remote master
at gnu.org - Yay! :)

If someone could verify that it looks correct, it would be nice.

Thanks!

/Mathias