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2015-02-22
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#902
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Hi Coderus,
Propably a dummy question, but is there possible to make patch that would unapply all the patches that are applied? (And if someone wants also the patch that apllies all the patches?)
Would that be possible to create?
Propably a dummy question, but is there possible to make patch that would unapply all the patches that are applied? (And if someone wants also the patch that apllies all the patches?)
Would that be possible to create?
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2015-02-22
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#903
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just copy contents of all patches to one file
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2015-02-22
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#904
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Originally Posted by R1v3r
I'd say it's not possible. Patches are defined as changes to configuration files (like, which file is changed and in what way). You can't make a patch that unapplies all other patches, because you don't know what changes other patches have done.
Hi Coderus,
Propably a dummy question, but is there possible to make patch that would unapply all the patches that are applied? (And if someone wants also the patch that apllies all the patches?)
Would that be possible to create?
It would be nice if Patchmanager had a command "unapply all". That could be done. It would just unapply all the patches that have been applied, one by one. You could use that before a system update. And similarly there could be a command to re-apply those patches after updating.
But no, there can't be a patch to do that.
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2015-02-23
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#905
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Originally Posted by ssahla
This was just what was in my mind when writing the latest post
I'd say it's not possible. Patches are defined as changes to configuration files (like, which file is changed and in what way). You can't make a patch that unapplies all other patches, because you don't know what changes other patches have done.
It would be nice if Patchmanager had a command "unapply all". That could be done. It would just unapply all the patches that have been applied, one by one. You could use that before a system update. And similarly there could be a command to re-apply those patches after updating.
But no, there can't be a patch to do that.
But I think that it would be configured to the Patchmanager itself
Best Regards,
Mikko
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2015-02-23
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#906
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@coderus i found a possible bug regarding your add second page to events view patch . it works well but when i open events view in landscape orientation and swipe to the second page it automatically turns to portrait mode . not really a bug but sometimes it gets annoying
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2015-02-23
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#907
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Originally Posted by coderus
But there are still patches that I can't unapply, so I can't uninstall them. Isn't there a way to just wipe everything and restore the default QML files?
Just removing patches and then patchmanager usually helps.
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2015-02-23
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#908
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Originally Posted by Kabouik
sure, just reinstall appropriate packages
But there are still patches that I can't unapply, so I can't uninstall them. Isn't there a way to just wipe everything and restore the default QML files?
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2015-02-23
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#909
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That's exactly what I did with Eventsview, but it still fails to unapply (even during installation of the updated package).
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2015-02-23
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#910
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@Kabouik you need to remove patchmanager to purge patches cache.
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