The answer: Clean up your darned imports @patch(‘mymodule.TAX_LOCATION’, ”) did indeed patch things appropriately, but since our imports at the time were very haphazard — sometimes we imported mymodule.build_cart, sometimes we imported project.mymodule.build_cart — instances of the “full” import were not patched at all. Mock couldn’t be expected to know about the two separate import … Read more
As mentioned by the other answers, you could in theory of course unzip your JVM’s rt.jar file and replace the file with a compatible bugfixed version. Any classes of the Java Class library such as those of Swing are loaded by the bootstrap class loader which looks up its classes from this rt.jar. You can … Read more
A simple example: $ echo -e “line 1\nline 2\nline 3” > a $ sed -e ‘s/2/b/’ <a >b $ sed -e ‘s/2/c/’ <a >c $ diff a b > ab.diff $ patch c < ab.diff $ cat c.rej *************** *** 2 – line 2 — 2 —– + line b As you can see: The … Read more
Usually the process is as follows: the user starts the applicataion the application launches an “updater” (another program) the updater retrieves from the Internet if a newer version exists if that’s the case, propose the user to update the users accepts, the updater downlads the new install package (that can be incremental) the updater shuts … Read more
To make svn diff include all the unversioned files from your local working copy you have to add these files first. svn diff outputs the same changeset that svn commit would use. If you know for sure that all unversioned files should be added here’s what you could do. Prepare a list of unversioned files … Read more
git apply –reject –whitespace=fix mychanges.patch worked for me. Explanation The –reject option will instruct git to not fail if it cannot determine how to apply a patch, but instead to apply the individual hunks it can apply and create reject files (.rej) for hunks it cannot apply. Wiggle can “apply [these] rejected patches and perform … Read more
The $.ajax method does support HTTP PATCH. The problem you are seeing is that the ajax method looks for PATCH in the Access-Control-Allow-Methods response header of the options preflight check. Either this header is missing from your response, or the PATCH method was not included in the value of this header. In either case, the … Read more
I think I’ve found a good solution, finally: The DTL – Diff Template Library — Tutorial It supports patch. I had to type “diff.cpp” into Google to find it. Hopefully it works!
There does not seem to be a solution producing individual commits à la git format-patch, but FWIW, you can format a patch containing the effective merge commit, suitable/compatible with git am: Apparently, the Git Reference guide provides the first hint: git log -p show patch introduced at each commit […] That means for any commit … Read more
git diff prints paths (of changed files) from the root of the repo – no matter where you are when executing the command. git diff –relative will print paths from the dir you are in. So if you need paths not starting from the repo-root move down (cd) to the directory (within your repo tree) … Read more