Closed positonic closed 6 years ago
Fix your patch or the dependency that you're changing. This plugin doesn't do anything to ignore failures on patches. That's by design.
patch -p1 < example.patch
worked for me
Closing, as this is out of scope for the plugin to resolve as far as I can see.
I'm stuck right now. Patching was working previously, and I feel like I didn't change anything... though I could be wrong....
I'm getting this error when I run composer update...:
I'm guessing I can ignore
error: patch failed:
errors, as it's just looking in directories...?I'm thinking that the actual problem is:
If so, how to I get around this?
I see:
I see plenty of advice around the internets to run git apply with this:
but not sure how to do this, with composer-patches, since this command is inside composer-patches core....
Any help gratefully appreciated :)