I would like to know if there are any known approaches other than the naive algorithm to this kind of problem I need to solve.
I have a repository with some c开发者_StackOverflow社区ommits. I want these commits replayed on a different copy of the repository in the exact same order, same commit messages, etc.
I\'ve made a few commits and now I want them (say from some commit in the branch) to move them into a new branch, i.e.:
There\'s lots of solutions for creating a file level patch f开发者_如何学Pythonor text files and the like. What I\'m looking for is an easy script/shell command that will compare oldversion/ newversio
I\'m working on an addition to a project that is loosely based on another patch to the same project. I started by cloning the repository (A). I then applied the patch I wanted use as \"inspiration\" f
I need to have a small patch applied to the sources of an open source project before we can use the library it generates.I\'d like to automate this as much as possible, and am hoping to fi开发者_Pytho
I have a web application deployed at client Intra net using websetup project and now i want that any change or update in the source application should be provided as a smal开发者_StackOverflowl releas
I edit开发者_C百科 some core code of magento. After this I would like to patch all my edited files to the Magento directory.
I have deleted some textual files using svn remove. But svn diff shows as removal of all content in the file. Applying a patch of that diff only modifies the content, does not remove the file.
How can I patch and mock getLogger in this module under test (MUT): # Start of the module under test import logging
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