patch -p0 -i derby234.diff
I'll try Jeff's new patch.
thanks,
-jean
Jeff Levitt wrote:
--- scott hutinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I always use (in linux/unix)
patch -p0 < patchfile.diff
The -p0 means use the current path. For example, if
the diff was created in trunk, then if you are trying to patch in
trunk, then I always use -p0. If, for some reason, I was down one
level in src, and the diff was from the trunk, then I would use: patch
-p1 < patchfile.diff. That get's rid of the trunk path.
Cool thanks Scott! Jean, can you try committing the original patch that was failing with Scott's suggested command? If it still fails, then try the one I just sent tonight. I think the one you were failing with should be tried first to see if it works.
