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问题 Suppose I have a patch that can be applied with -p0, is there a tool to automatically transform this patch into a -p1 patch. For example, transforming Index: stdio-common/_i18n_number.h =================================================================== --- stdio-common/_i18n_number.h (revision 8348) +++ stdio-common/_i18n_number.h (working copy) @@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ _i18n_number_rewrite (CHAR_T *w, CHAR_T #else static CHAR_T * -_i18n_number_rewrite (CHAR_T *w, CHAR_T *rear_ptr) +_i18n_number

问题 when we develop application in .NET then we create also setup at the end of development and send the setup to client. client install the setup file. when we change our code or add new functionality in our apps then we create setup again and give back the client to install again. in this scenario if the setup file size become huge, is there any way out like patch that when we change in our code then we just create a patch and give that patch to client? client will install that patch will get

问题 So I want to make a PATCH request using Retrofit but currently I cannot add okhttp to my classpath. When I attempt to make a PATCH request I get the stack trace below. Is there any other way I could use Patch without using okhttp? java.net.ProtocolException at java.net.HttpURLConnection.setRequestMethod(HttpURLConnection.java:644) at retrofit.client.UrlConnectionClient.prepareRequest(UrlConnectionClient.java:50) at retrofit.client.UrlConnectionClient.execute(UrlConnectionClient.java:37) at

问题 I want to create a patch file that will only patch certain files from dir2 to dir1. Both are git repos of the same project, however dir2 contains a modified highly modified version of the first. I want to only patch the changes made to certain files. dir2 also has extra files dir1 does not have. Mainly there are config files in dir1 I do not want dir2 to change, as these have changes that will break my local configuration. How can I exclude changing these particular files? 回答1: To get the

问题 I want to use git rebase to take a sequence of commits and apply them to a different root commit. For example, git rebase --onto root start finish to get the commits from start to finish based on root . When git cannot apply a commit cleanly, it updates the file to show conflicts like this (example from git manual): Here are lines that are either unchanged from the common ancestor, or cleanly resolved because only one side changed. <<<<<<< yours:sample.txt Conflict resolution is hard; let's

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 6 years ago . I need a binary diff tool that can produce a patch file from compared 8MB files (.dat compressed files) and can merge produced said patch file to the older .dat file (size 8MB). I tried using msdn's apatch and mpatch, but mpatch produces 7MB diff or patch file when differentiating two 8MB files, when supposedly,

问题 I need to apply a patch(from a mailing list) into a local git repository The patch in the mailing list has a cover message and a brief information about it. I can copy paste the appropriate patch text into a file and use it as a patch. If possible, could someone please suggest a better alternative? 回答1: You have the choice of git apply and git am with git mailinfo . The git mailinfo command will process the email message and will separate the patch from the log, but usually you can simply use

问题 I cannot understand how mock patch works and if does it able to solve my problem. I have 3 files: communication with external interface (a.py), business logic (b.py) and tests (test.py). I want to patch external interface that is used by business logic while running tests. a.py: class SomeProductionClassINeedPatch(object): name = 'Production Class (communication with some external service)' def do_something(self): print '<some feature with external service>' b.py: import mock from src.tmp

问题 What is the easiest way to apply the changes from a specific changeset from one TFS instance on another instance? What I want is to get some sort of patch file from instance A that I can apply to instance B. Since there are two different instances, a traditional branch/merge approach cannot be used. And as far as I know, TFS has poor support for patch files in the traditional Unix-sense. Do I really need to inspect a changeset on instance A and manually zip the relevant files which I can then

问题 I'm utilizing KevinDockx's JsonPatch extension for Visual Studio. My project uses .NET Web API (not Core) and Angular (6) . .Net Web API doesn't support the JsonPatchDocument namespace, thus the need for KevinDock's JsonPatch extension. I'm reading through his documentation here: https://github.com/KevinDockx/JsonPatch/blob/master/README.md JsonPatch consists of two parts: On the client (consumer of the API) : the JsonPatchDocument / JsonPatchDocument class to build what's essentially a