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问题 I have a patch-file. I want to apply this patch to my code in git repository. When I used subversion this process was quite simple: right click -> tortoise svn -> apply patch. It always works as I expected. But I cannot do this using git. Git doesn't apply my patch. It complains about Patch does not have a valid e-mail address. So, my question is: "How apply patch file in this situation?" 回答1: Git created patches are meant to be applied with Git tools. Use git apply <patch> If the patch is

问题 How can I generate the patch between HEAD and the staging area (without committing)? e.g. echo text > some.file git add some.file git format-patch (what-the-sha?)..HEAD Do I have to commit then reset? 回答1: git diff --cached should do the trick if you just want the patch diff. If you really want all of the functionality of format-patch , though, you really should commit (after all, you want a commit message if you're submitting a patch upstream). 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7837218

问题 I use Purely WiX approach to making patches and am trying to make a single MSP work for 2 different MSI's. I have v1.1 MSI and v1.2 MSI, and plan to create an MSP using v1.2 MSI, so that the MSP can be used for both v1.1 and v1.2. I set Validate/@ProductId='no' as its description says: Requires that the installed ProductCode match the target ProductCode used to create the transform. The default is 'yes'. However, it only works for v1.2. So far, the only way I was able to work was to add 2

问题 I need to patch agent in other environment so I have created a patch as below: <agent type="Sitecore.Tasks.PublishAgent"> <patch:attribute name="interval" value="01:00:00" /> <param desc="mode (full or smart or incremental)">smart</param> <param desc="languages">en</param> </agent> Here I patch attribute using <patch:attribute name="interval" value="01:00:00" /> But how can I patch a param?.Also how can I test the same? Thanks 回答1: You can patch exactly as you have posted, i.e. if the param

问题 For testing, I'd like to change a single Class instance's attribute (self.attr) in a base class. # app.py class Base(): def __init__(self): self.attr = 'original_value' def show(self): print(self.attr) class App(): def __init__(self): self.base = Base() Here is my attempt at mocking the Base class instance's attribute attr # test_app.py from mock import Mock from app import App def test_mock_inherited_class_instance(): """ With mocking. Change app.base.attr from 'original_value' to 'new_value

问题 Closed . This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Add details and clarify the problem by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago . On creating Installers, I came across both patch and upgrade. Whats is the major difference between a patch and and upgrade? Is a patch similar to update? 回答1: A patch is basically a diff between two MSI databases of the same product (e.g. v1.0.0 and v1.0.1) and can be installed only on target

问题 I'm working with an old (2.6.33.2) version of embedded Linux and have been asked to change the kernel so that differently patched kernel images can be told apart. At the moment, uname -v outputs e.g. "#1 Wed Sep 11 07:07:51 BST 2013 . Hence I'd like to change this so that any subsequent patches change the #1 part to a revision number defined as part of the patch (and to change the date part to be the date of the latest kernel patch), but I can't see where in the kernel this is set up. What

问题 I'm seeking advice for a problem that I thought to be simple, and it might be simple indeed by creating a small script, but I think there should already be a way to do that with git/quilt/stgit. I'm not exactly good at git and this is causing some issues to me. My problem: I've got a git tree (linux kernel) and a number of patches. What happens, such patches were intended for and older version of the kernel, and many of them have already been applied to my tree. The patches start with an

问题 I am trying to install the newly release security patch for magento 1.9. I am working on window system. and I am getting the following error. D:\xampp\htdocs\magento>sh PATCH_SUPEE-1533_EE_1.13.x_v1-2015-02-10-08-18-32.sh ERROR: "/app/etc/" must exist for proper tool work. I am running command by CMD and SH is working fine too I tried with Git too. but getting same error Not working on Linux too can anyone tell me what is the exact issue and how it could be fixed. Thanks 回答1: Able to make it

问题 I want to use cdiff to colourize my diff output when using git. I could pass the output from git commands through cdiff, but I'd like to know if it's possible to not have to do this. Specifically, when I use git log -p , I want it to use cdiff to colourize the output, when I use git commit -p , I want it to use cdiff to colourize the output. I'd like to tell git to not do the colouring itself, and to instead use this extra programme. How do I do this? 回答1: From what I can see, git produces