On 05/08/2013 04:19 PM, Jorge Luis Roque Alvarez wrote:
Sorry, iam new on git, what command should i run on the core directory to generate the patch.
The attachment patch was generate with the below command
git git-patch -1
is it correct?
No, that produces a patch of something completely unrelated to your changes.
If you have just some local changes to some existing files that you did
not yet "git add", the simplest way to produce a patch is just "git
diff". However, if you also add new files, you need to "git add" them
so that git knows about them when generating diff output, at which point
you will want to "git add" /all/ your changes, so that "git diff
--cached" shows all of them. In short: you really need to learn more
about git.
Stephan
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