Re: Creating and applying a patch [BUG found?]

Wayne wrote:

> Okay, the svn diff > ... command creates exactly the same patch as the
> context menu. This is not at all surprisings since I assume that the svn
> library is handling the command in both cases.
>
> The first time I tried to run "patch -p0 ..." command failed because,
> for some reason, patch believed that some of the changes have already
> been applied.
>
> I tried a different set of changes today on two identical working copies
> using both tsvn and patch. TSVN added and extra EOL to the end of the
> file and path did not. Also, I think I have noticed that if you modify
> the last line of the file the extra EOL is not added. I don't have time
> right now to verify that.
>
> Can someone else give this a try and verify my results. All you need to
> do is create a patch from a modified working copy and apply it to a
> non-modified working copy and you'll see an extra EOL at the end of each
> patched file. I think but have not confirmed that if the last line in
> the file changes the extra EOL is not added.

Try either a nightly build or the 1.5.0-alpha release.

Stefan

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