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svn diff > ~/fix_ugly_bug.diff
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patch -p0 -i ~/fix_ugly_bug.diff
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jon bennettsvn diff > ~/fix_ugly_bug.diff
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A patch is a text file that contains the alteration that were made to a specific file
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It includes the lines that have been removed and the lines that have been added. In short, if you have a ruby script and edited it, you could create a patch file, containing the changes you’ve made
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There’s one thing to especially watch for: file renames. If there’s a renamed file, svn diff will not include the rename in the patch.
Plain diff would represent the file move by removing the whole of the old file and adding the whole content under the new name. Subversion doesn’t do that.
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brokenclockCreating a patch file is really easy. First, check out the most recent version of the code from Subversion using the ‘checkout’ command.
Make your changes.
Then, in the root the project run the following command. It will store the patch file in your hominfo en svn subversion howto development tutorial programming tutorials reference patch diff
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