Hi Eric, > Git did not like your patch - I could not apply it with either 'git am' or > 'git apply' Patches that I send should be applied with "patch -p0". git probably did not like my patch because it was a context diff. I send context diffs or unified diffs, depending on which of the two is more readable: One-liner fixes are more readable as unified diffs, whereas large block changes (such as indentation changes) are more readable as context diffs. > I had to do more work to get it into good shape to play with it. I'm sorry about that. Rule of thumb: If the mail has the form of a git patch, use 'git am', otherwise use 'patch -p0' or 'patch -p1'. Bruno _______________________________________________ Autoconf mailing list Autoconf@xxxxxxx http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/autoconf
