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I just discovered that I can run patch -p1 <patch.file> to apply diffs and seems like it's less strict than git apply. Also there's diff command which generates diffs just like git diff. I suggest (to myself) to investigate both commands (diff and patch) and see how they compare to Git's diff and apply. If it's just diff to create the project and then just patch to apply it without any additional steps like with Git, I'll switch to them.
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I just discovered that I can run
patch -p1 <patch.file>
to apply diffs and seems like it's less strict thangit apply
. Also there'sdiff
command which generates diffs just likegit diff
. I suggest (to myself) to investigate both commands (diff
andpatch
) and see how they compare to Git'sdiff
andapply
. If it's justdiff
to create the project and then justpatch
to apply it without any additional steps like with Git, I'll switch to them.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: