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If the patch is of an entire folder: | |||
To ``fix'' Folder1 to look like Folder2, cd into Folder1 and run | |||
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patch -p1 < ../patch.txt | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:47, 12 August 2010
If you have a patch file, put it in the same directory as the file you wish to patch. Then to ``fix File1 to look like File2 (the file that the patch was created from): <source lang="text"> patch File1 < patch.txt </source>
If the patch is of an entire folder:
To ``fix Folder1 to look like Folder2, cd into Folder1 and run <source lang="text"> patch -p1 < ../patch.txt </source>
