How to apply “non-unified diff”?
Question
If I create a non-unified diff like so
diff original.txt edited.txt > 1.patch
cp original.txt test.txt
I suppose that the first filename should be the untouched/original file, and the second how the original should look after the patch?
How do I then apply the patch to test.txt ?
1 answers
solution1
3 ACCPTED 2012-04-26 12:08:09
就这么简单
patch test.txt 1.patch
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