I have a Windows program that needs to update itself from a server automatically. It is already able to transfer files from the server and update + validate things like DLL plugin f开发者_开发百科ile
It\'s possible to create patch with python module difflib which is compatible with GNU patch? I tried to use unified_diff and context_diff and also tried to specify lineterm as \"\\n\" but I\'m still
First of all excuse the long text, but I am trying to be as detailed as I can. I am developing for an open-source project (DSpace). I don\'t have commit privileges to their SVN repo, so I checked out
Say we have 3 layers of adding files to a repository. Main - receives patch and if approved the patch is applied
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I work i开发者_如何学编程n an application built upon Visual Studio 2010 and often make little fixes.
While applying a patch with cvs, the only rejects I have are due to file header mismatches. I knew of an option to ignore such rejects but couldn\'t figure out now.
Does anyone know of a way or a script that given a patch file can separate the whitespace changes from the functional changes?
I want to apply a patch to a file in the current directory. The path in the patch file says just a/FILETOPATCH.something b/FILETOPATCH.something. If I use this with git apply it isn\'t working. The fi
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