Thanks. That was helpful. My working copy of the repository is not up to date. I'll update later when I get to my office and give it a go.
I use Cornerstone for svn. I have no idea how to generate a patch with it, but I'll look into that. All my use of svn has been very basic… ;-) Harbs On Mar 11, 2013, at 9:08 AM, Justin Mclean wrote: > Hi, > >> Can you define "patch"? Do you mean just taking the full .as file and >> attaching it, or something else? > Patches are files that describe the differences line by line between two > files. SVN can generate patches via "svn patch" on the command line but all > SVN tools that I know of have a way of generating patches. For instance > subclipse it's right click Team - > Generate Patch. > > Patches can also be generated from a pull request in the ApacheFlex Github > mirror and be applied to the current SVN mirror. > > Thanks, > Justin
