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Git command that applies a patch to files and/or to the index.

This command reads the supplied diff output (i.e. "a patch") and applies it to files.

With the --index option the patch is also applied to the index, and with the --cached option the patch is only applied to the index. Without these options, the command applies the patch only to files, and does not require them to be in a git repository.

This command applies the patch but does not create a commit. Use git-am to create commits from patches generated by git-format-patch and/or received by email.

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Apply git-diff patch with online tool

Is there a way to apply diff without Linux (have no permissions on work) or windows tools like WinMerge or (again have no permissions to install). The only way seems to be is to have an online tool :(
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git apply can apply multiple times if no lines are removed

I have the following patch diff --git a/.htaccess b/.htaccess index 4298b10..aa3d50d 100644 --- a/.htaccess +++ b/.htaccess @@ -364,6 +364,15 @@ Require all denied + + …
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Git un-apply stash?

I have debug code for couple situations. I store it in stashes. They touches many files. Sometimes in process of coding I need to do debug stash apply. But after resolving situation there is no way to un-stash temporary "debug2" code back. I should…
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fatal: ambiguous argument '>' error when executing git diff from C# directly

I am trying to do the following in C#: Get the difference between two branches. Redirect the output in a patch file. Checkout a new empty branch. Apply the patch file to this new branch. Add files & commit this branch to the remote repo. The…
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Does git apply --reject/--include use --verbose by default?

I see git apply --reject git apply --include always printing full info about which are files considered and rejected from patch file passed. So it seems --verbose mode used by git when --reject option passed. Is --verbose option printing any other…
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Pull non-binary files from git stash

I'm pretty new to git. On one computer I ran git stash save myfeature git stash show -p > myfeaturepatch I copied myfeaturepatch to a second computer and ran git apply myfeaturepatch I made some changes which included adding some font files…
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undo or revert git am --resolved

I was manually applying the patch and after I was done I did the following git add . git am --resolved I had overlooked the part that the rej file was also present and was untracked but git add . added all the files to the staging area as…
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How to make git ignore all whitespaces?

How can I make git completely ignore any whitespace? I don't care even if any whitespace exists. I just want git not to track any whitespace. i.e I want git to never trouble me about whitespaces when I commit, create or apply patch, merge or…
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Is there a way to generate a git patch of secret files (some files listed in .gitignore) so that I can apply these patch later or in other computer?

I would like to generate a patch (using git diff) of secrets files or folders in the .gitignore file that I won't versioning so that I can easily configure an entire project on another friend's computer just cloning the project and applying these…
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git apply errors with "removal patch leaves file contents"

I tried to apply a patch of patches (one of which essentially deletes every lines in one file and separately recreates the file with small differences and a different name - it's a rename but more than 50% different) to a file (with git apply…
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Remove changes from a commit hash in a given file git

I have a 3 month old commit, lets say commit A which touchs 3 files Over the last 3 months, a lot more commits have gone in, some of which have added new code below changes from commit A I want to remove (not revert) the changes from commit A in 1…
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git apply patch seems to have applied but keep getting patch errors

I ran the following command to apply a patch, and in the first attempt, it spitted a couple of errors saying patch apply failed for these files, and after making changes to those files, I ran the command again to see a whole lot of other errors. git…
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Apply stash patching and without stage

I'm looking for a way for apply my stash patching it in order to see what I'm applying step by step. If I do git stash apply 0 automatically merges all and if, after I run git diff I can't see the changes. it's like it automatically stage…
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Git diff patch failed at git apply

I have generated the patch with the below git command git diff -b -w lib/web/mage/requirejs/mixins.js > mixinjs.patch When I applied the patch I got the below error $ git apply --check --reverse --verbose mixinjs.patch Checking patch…
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git am: Patch format detection failed. git apply also fails

I'm trying to learn git patching, so I set up a test repo and made a few commits. I then created a patch: git format-patch -1 HEAD --stdout > changes.patch Next, I checked out a new branch and tried to use changes.patch: git am .\changes.patch. It…
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