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Does john howard have hair at the back of his head or just the two patches on the side of his head?
Started by narutouzumaki on
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He is bald on top only
Why don't you just Google his name or even go to his facebook page.
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One thing I've always wondered about is how software patches work. A lot of software seems to just release new versions on their binaries that need to be installed over older versions, but some software (operating systems like Windows in particular) seem...
Started by Dan Herbert on
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I'm thinking that the binary diff method discussed by John Millikin must .
Take a look patch files are used as well.
These are similar to an .MSI but just patch and application.
To look at are .MSP files.
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I found this error in Ruby console while I am testing a Rails application.
/System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/1.8/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/mongrel-1.1.5/lib /mongrel.rb:285: in `run': Ruby threads cannot be used in RubyCocoa without ...
Started by Teerasej on
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If you want to track down what's pulling in the monkey patch to....
It's just annoying to see it constantly in the console.
Allowed then warn "#{caller[0]}: Ruby threads cannot be used in RubyCocoa without patches to the Ruby problem.
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I use to git diff to generate patches that can be applied to remote server to update a project.
Locally, I run:
git diff --no-prefix HEAD~1 HEAD > example.patch
Upload example.patch to remote server and run:
patch --dry-run -p0 < example.patch
If...
Started by tarasm on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Use this
git apply example.patch ....
Not bad for small ones.
To achieve destination system to local, as chiggsy says just scp / rsync new files.
Git diff introduces an extension to standard diff.
That patch works for non-binary git-diffs.
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If I've been churning away at the code for a while, and forgotten to create a patch series as I go, how do I create the patch series retrospectively? So far the only thing that comes to mind is:
# Prepare and test the first batch of changes. $ hg qrecord...
Started by Marcelo Cantos on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
So you could create a patch from you current work and split it into several patches..
Change-selection
The MQTutorial explains how to split patches.
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Just wanna share some of my GT-100 patches This is my first post.. Unit is a week old so please be gentle, i still have lots of tweaking to do.. =)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8bZk...ature=youtu.be
Started by Simpleonly on
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Will you be putting these into the patch exchange? Thanks for appreciating Gibvel!....
Will you be putting these into the patch exchange? How YOU doin' Originally Posted by gibvel Very nice! Thanks for posting.
Very nice! Thanks for posting.
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I just got a new laptop and purchased another copy of CWiE from DG. I just finished installing it and it is version 1.0.00. Do i need to install all the previous patches in order or can I just install 1.2.10?
Kent or Karl - Can you help me with an answer...
Started by Jammer on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at strategyandtacticspress):
Just 1:2:10 Thanks for the quick response.
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What's the best way to go about making a patch for a binary file? I want it to be simple for users to apply(a simple patch application would be nice). Running diff on the file just gives Binary files [...] differ
Started by Mike on
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Assuming you know the structure of the file you could use%28VS.71%29.aspx
Just read in ....
If using something else than the standard patch is an option for you, you might want to check out and applying patches to binary files.
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Hi all,
I found a post-receive hook for Git after some googling that I use to e-mail all commits to a remote/shared repo.
The problem with this post-receive hook (found here: http://bit.ly/19NdKG ), is that it only has the capability to provide who made...
Started by Steve on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
So just set hooks.showrev.
To list full patches separated by a blank line, you could set this to "git show -C %s; echo".
List -1 --pretty %s", displaying the commit id, author, date and log message .
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I am learning how to manage databases for my company and while I have pretty good understanding of using a database, I can definately see that it is completely different administering a database.
My possition is we are a small team and we previously had...
Started by Lima on
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This requires a test system to patch first, ....
Seems to work just fine.
Agreed with the above regarding "yes you must patch, and yes, test the patches first Update" catch any SQL Server-related patches.
Application.
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