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Add patches direct in yaml #80

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This adds the possibility to add patches directly in repos.yml by adding

patches:
    - directory or filename

to repos.yaml

Test are missing

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sbidoul commented Dec 5, 2023

Hi, yes good idea. I generally do that with shell_command_after but native support would be nice indeed.

Have you considered using git am instead of path to apply?

Also support for URLs as patch source would be cool. We should think of a mechanism to keep the door for that open.

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Hi, yes good idea. I generally do that with shell_command_after but native support would be nice indeed.

Have you considered using git am instead of path to apply?

Also support for URLs as patch source would be cool. We should think of a mechanism to keep the door for that open.

Ok perfect, then i can work on that. I try to that in the next weeks. I am still in holidays.

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Hi, yes good idea. I generally do that with shell_command_after but native support would be nice indeed.

Have you considered using git am instead of path to apply?

Also support for URLs as patch source would be cool. We should think of a mechanism to keep the door for that open.

Git am would be indeed the better way for doing it. I didn't considered this, because right now our project only uses patch files created with git diff. But to introduce it here git am would be the better.

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