GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 580013
Extend the patch plugin to support bugzilla and git.
Last modified: 2020-11-07 12:12:45 UTC
If you try to use a patch which filename includes whitespace the plugin can't find the file.
Created attachment 133208 [details] [review] patch to fix the issue don't know if this is the preffered way to supply patches now that we switched to git. Use "git am path/to/file.patch" to apply it.
Thanks for the patch - looks good. You make a good point with the patch plugin. I think it should detect (maybe from the data in the patch) if we are using git sources and apply with git am automatically (or at least give the user the option to do so). Another point that I would like add is to apply patches directly from bugzilla (using the attachment number or the link) to avoid the unneeded save/open step.
Changed but title - original patch applied.
(In reply to comment #0) > If you try to use a patch which filename includes whitespace the plugin can't > find the file. Hi! Can I get help to solve this bug? Was hoping to get started with gnome now.
(In reply to comment #4) > Can I get help to solve this bug? Was hoping to get started with gnome now. Sure, the request is to replace the current command used to apply the patch ("patch -d ...") by "git am" if the patch content looks like a git patch. What help do you need?
(In reply to comment #5) > Sure, the request is to replace the current command used to apply the patch > ("patch -d ...") by "git am" if the patch content looks like a git patch. What > help do you need? Thankyou for the help. I am going throygh the codes already and trying to understand them. Just that never worked with Anjuta (or Gnome) before, and not familiar with bugzilla as well. (Had done GSoC 2013 with TYPO3 association, only git helped there). So, a bit more help in getting assistance shall be appreciable! Thank You!
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