How to make patch by TortoiseHg ?

khalid

hi,

i finished 95% from huge update for x2.5


but i want to ask How to make patch by TortoiseHg ?

kaaleth

Yes I'd like to know too. Someone can tell something about creating a new space for polish langs in repo? I want to put my translate, but it's not finished (60% front/0% ACP).

khalid

Yes , i hope vot will reply soon

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work from 1 man to full  translate discuz x2.5 very very hard

vot

I. How to run:
1) Explorer - right click at your working copy folder
2) Context menu - HG Workbench

II. You will see the next HG workbench screen:



1) Repository Registry column at the left
2)  Revision history at the top
3) Changed file list at the bottom-left
4) Diff bloc - Changes for the current file from the previous revision
6) Commit title (Revision description) above the diff block.

III. How to see your latest changes:
1) Click on the top row in the revision list (Screenshot: 77+ default ★ Working Directory ★ )
2) You will see all your changes made after the previous revision.

IV. How to see what was changed in a specified file:
1) Click on an intersting file  - you will see all changed rows in the Diff block
2) or use the Visual Diff Tool (right-click - Visual Diff, or CTRL-D)

V. How to see the next changes in the current file:
1) Just scroll the diff block
2) or click the "Red Down Arrow" button above the Diff block

VI. How to make a patch:
ATTENTION: DO NOT USE ALOT OF FILES AT THE SAME TIME!!!
IT IS BETTER TO MAKE A SMALL PATCH WITH FEW FILES.

1) Click on the first interesting file.
2) CTRL-Click on all other interesting files (or use SHIFT-Click for select a group of files)
3) Right-Click at one of selected files
4) Context menu - Copy patch (the patch content will be copied into the Clopboard).
5) Create new window in any UTF-8 Text Editor, i.e. Notepad++
6) Paste the Clipboard content into the editor.
7) Save the patch content as UTF-8 encoded file with a name xxxxxxx.patch
8) Send the patch file to the repository maintainer (or attach the file into your post).

khalid

thanks

ATTENTION: DO NOT USE ALOT OF FILES AT THE SAME TIME!!!
IT IS BETTER TO MAKE A SMALL PATCH WITH FEW FILES.

Oh, i editd too many files ( all ) hehe

i will attach soon in one zip file

vot

Modify so many files as you wish.
But select only a few part of changed files for make a patch.
I.e. all the files in ONE subfolder.
i.e. first for language/XX/home/*.*
then for language/XX/forum/*.*
etc.

khalid

vot رد في  2012-6-26 11:06
Modify so many files as you wish.
But select only a few part of changed files for make a patch.
I.e. ...

okey !!