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summary => 'Patch a file, with undo support', |
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description => <<'_', |
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On do, will patch file with the supplied patch. On undo, will apply the reverse |
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of the patch. |
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file => { |
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defined($file) or return [400, "Please specify file"]; |
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unless _check_patch_has_dry_run_option(); |
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