On Nov 5, 2005, at 12:24, James Sleeman wrote:
> the situation:
> I have a checked out copy of a repository of an open source
> project which is publically readable
> I don't have commit access, nor do I want it, nor would I expect
> to get it
> I have made improvements in my working copy
> I want to send a patch to the project in question for them to
> examine and if they want apply my changes
>
> How can I generate said patch?
>
> svn diff >patch.txt
> Won't cut it because my changes include removing and adding various
> binary files (images).
>
> How is this normally done?
As far as I know, you send the patch, as generated above, plus the
new binary files, plus instructions to manually remove the other images.
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Received on Sat Nov 5 16:46:32 2005