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Is there any timeline?
I for myself would prefer unified diffs as well.
And since the different results of dmake patch have bitten me again (the patch
for issue 81303 doesn't apply for m235 anymore, but only because the patch data
was reshuffled, not because of other conflicts) I wrote a hackish patch
sanitizer that will sort the output by patched filename and will copy the hunks
& headers (timestamps) from the original patch when the patch data itself is the
same (instead of taking the same hunk from the new patch that would introduce
modified timestamps for every hunk and thus will make reading a patch against
the patch very uncomfortable - but the sorting part is even more important).
That simplifies comparing two different versions of a patch a lot
I personally would love if the timestamps (at least of the modified hunks) were
converted to ISO format, but unfortunately HTTP::Date is not part of the default
perl installation, and parsing the dates myself is too troublesome.
usage is as follows
patch_sanitizer.pl original.patch new.patch sanitized.patch
I didn't test it thoroughly, and it is far from being optimized (but as
generating new patches isn't time critical anyway, I think it will do...)
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