Install TortoiseSVN, it makes it dead easy to create & apply patches via
a nice the right-click context menu in explorer.
-+ enlight +-
Picio wrote:
Thanks Russell, but I'm on windows (sorry if I've not told you before..)
I knew about the unix way > patch -p0 < ticket1435.patch
but thi
If you're on Windows you might look into using Cygwin
(http://cygwin.com) which provides a Unix-like environment for windows
(where patch -p0... does work).
NRY
Picio wrote:
Thanks Russell, but I'm on windows (sorry if I've not told you before..)
I knew about the unix way > patch -p0 < ti
Thanks Russell, but I'm on windows (sorry if I've not told you before..)
I knew about the unix way > patch -p0 < ticket1435.patch
but this don't work on my platform.
Anyway I will search like you said about aggregate functions in the devel group.
I need only SUM for now so maybe I can solve
On 1/15/07, Russell Keith-Magee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The last time this came up, I posted a fairly long counter-proposal,
but that managed to kill the conversation.
For those interested, here's a link to the thread with that counter-proposal:
http://groups.google.com/group/django-devel
On 1/15/07, Picio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello, dumb question:
which is the chance that patch #1435 will be integrated in trunk before 1.0?
If I have anything to do with it, Low to none. Search the django-dev
and django-users archives for aggregate functions; I don't like the
approach pro
Picio schrieb:
Hello, dumb question:
which is the chance that patch #1435 will be integrated in trunk before
1.0?
I can't tell you, but perhaps this type of question gets more
attention at django-developers. You should mention 'aggregate
functions' in the subject.
How can I aplly this patch
Hello, dumb question:
which is the chance that patch #1435 will be integrated in trunk before 1.0?
How can I aplly this patch to my 0.95 trunk version of django?
thanks
Picio
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SVN doesn't (I believe) offer the ability to apply outside patches.
Instead, you'll have to do what we do in the Unix world, use the
"patch" program.
You can find a Windows version of it here:
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/patch.htm
This program takes the patch file and applies it to
I'm new to Django and want to apply the patches in Ticket #1990 for the Oracle
backend to the 0.95 release version I have installed on Windows. Any pointers
as to how to handle this. I'm new to SVN and am not sure how to apply the
patch, compile the changes, and have them deployed to my exist
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