[Bf-committers] Volumetric question

[José Ignacio Romero]

Martin Poirier escribió:
> --- On Fri, 7/4/08, echelon at infomail.upr.edu.cu <echelon at infomail.upr.edu.cu> wrote:
>
>   
>>  I have a question: In order to make the patch if I dont
>> have Internet
>> conection, how can I make an SVN diff from my local source?
>> or I should
>> do it by hand? in that case explain me the conventions.
>>     
>
> If you have a full svn checkout, base revisions are stored in the .svn folders, so doing diff operation doesn't require a network connection.
>
> First, you'll need to add your new files. (this is also a local operations) If you don't do that, they won't show up in the diff.
>
> svn add filename1 filename2 ...
>
> Then, create the patch with diff
>
> svn diff > patch_filename
>
> That's basically it.
>
> Thanks for the hard work.
>
> Martin
>   
by the way, check that your local revision isn't too old, or the patch 
may not apply because the files you modified might have been modified by 
someone else since your last checkout/update, in that case you have to 
merge the files by hand.

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