Pratyush Yadav wrote:
> I have a patch at $DAYJOB that contains a diff header ("diff --git
> a/...") in its commit message, and unfortunately it is not indented. So
> naturally, git-am trips up and thinks it is the start of the main diff
> and tries to apply the diff starting there. It does not apply and the
> patch is rejected as being corrupt.
>
> I know one option for me is to manually edit the patch and indent the
> diff header. But I would like to avoid that if possible. Is there any
> way to apply that patch as-is? Is it possible to tell git-am where to
> start looking for the diff?
git apply?
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Felipe Contreras
