We use a naming convention for patches.
Thus the 3rd new patch created today by me would have the name:
20100629.03.tpd.patch
which orders the patches by date, sub-sequence, and author.
You might want to use your spkg name instead as in:
20100629.03.singular.patch
This would ensure that patches are unique.
Mike Hansen wrote:
On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 5:57 PM, Dr. David Kirkby
<[email protected]> wrote:
But if there are two three files
src/foo.c
patches/foo.c
patches/foo.c.diff
what does patches/foo.c.diff possibly give me that could could get by
running
diff src/foo.c patches/foo.c ?
This requires that patches/foo.c was made from src/foo.c. This is the
case for the current version, but if you look at a previous version of
patches/foo.c in the repository, you have to go out and get the
corresponding src/foo.c from the internet in order to see what the
change actually was.
--Mike
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