Marcin Hoppe wrote:
thats right. Or you can just do cvs diff -u > file.patch to get all the changes in the current directory. The -u specifies that the output be created in unified diff format which is a bit nicer for people to read.<svn-checkout> and generic <svn> task.
Files that need to be patched live in src\Tasks\Svn folder. I am not a CVS wizard and I attach the whole files as they are not that big. Is creating a necessary patch as simple as invoking:
cvs diff file > file.patch
from the command-line?
If you have tortoisecvs installed then there is a "make patch" option off the right click context menu.
Ian
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