> > >> > How do you patch PHP apps? You provide a patch file & apply that which > changes the relevant PHP pages. How do you patch a .war file? You change > it & redeploy it, or deploy a different version. These are the standard > ways of "patching" webapps. Don't expect a solution such as having a > patches/jaggery/foo. You will only be opening a can of worms. You have to > handle depsync conflicts when they occur, handle tenant level patching > and so on. > I think it would be better if one of you can explain an example depsync conflict scenario, tenant level patching etc. which could happen due to the Jaggery apps patching model, but not due to a bug in the depsync code. So, that people will understand why you guys say so repeatedly. --
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