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Hey! Can I use libgit2 with Sadly I can't rely on system commands like |
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You can However, our diff machinery is built to read patch files that were produced by Git implementations (git, libgit2, jgit, etc). We don't necessarily support a generic patch application - patch files are extraordinarily wide-ranging in their format. So if you have something that looks like a git diff, great! If not, we may not be able to parse it. |
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Thanks for the help! I did skim through the documentation but didn't see |
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git_applyadiffto a repository usinggit_apply. You can get agit_difffrom a patch file withgit_diff_from_buffer.However, our diff machinery is built to read patch files that were produced by Git implementations (git, libgit2, jgit, etc). We don't necessarily support a generic patch application - patch files are extraordinarily wide-ranging in their format. So if you have something that looks like a git diff, great! If not, we may not be able to parse it.