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{{TODO|list more best practice tips}} |
{{TODO|list more best practice tips}} |
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== Creating patches == |
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=== Eclipse === |
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When you use Eclipse it is quite easy for you to create a patch against current head version in CVS. Before creating a patch you should update your local copy of the sources to the most recent version. |
When you use Eclipse it is quite easy for you to create a patch against current head version in CVS. Before creating a patch you should update your local copy of the sources to the most recent version. |
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After clicking on finish you will not get any further notice but the patch file should now be available in the previously selected folder. |
After clicking on finish you will not get any further notice but the patch file should now be available in the previously selected folder. |
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== Command line |
=== Command line === |
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In your stendhal code development folder type: |
In your stendhal code development folder type: |
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cvs diff -uNawbB > descriptive_name.patch |
cvs diff -uNawbB > descriptive_name.patch |
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== Tortoise CVS |
=== Tortoise CVS === |
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[http://www.tortoisecvs.org/ Tortoise CVS] is a Windows GUI front end for CVS. So, if you are using Tortoise CVS already, you can create a patch. Right-click on the stendhal code development folder in CVS, and choose '''CVS -> Make patch ...''' from the context menu. |
[http://www.tortoisecvs.org/ Tortoise CVS] is a Windows GUI front end for CVS. So, if you are using Tortoise CVS already, you can create a patch. Right-click on the stendhal code development folder in CVS, and choose '''CVS -> Make patch ...''' from the context menu. |
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== Reading patch files == |
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{{TODO| add example}} |
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