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Developer forums (C::B DEVELOPMENT STRICTLY!) => Development => Topic started by: Carl Colijn on January 18, 2008, 03:34:29 pm
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Hi all,
I submitted a patch (#2337), but only later found out that it didn't include two binary files that are also needed.
I already found a topic on this subject called "BerliOS, patches and binary files" from April 2006. A reply to that post suggested to use .tar.gz files and then upload these. I subsequently submitted another patch (#2338) and specified the .tar.gz zipped version of the files. Submitting didn't raise any errors, but when I checked the submission by clicking the "View Raw Patch" link a download came up of only 8 bytes... as in: I didn't know gzip was that efficient ;)
So how can I submit these binary files? Or should I just e-mail them to whoever will process my patch?
btw: only after submitting patch #2338 I saw you could modify an existing patch (#2337 in my case); if I had known that I wouldn't have created #2338; sorry for that.
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So how can I submit these binary files? Or should I just e-mail them to whoever will process my patch?
Simple post it (zipped) here and add a link to the forum message afterwards at berlios (add a comment to the patch).
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Ok then, here it is then. Although I find it a bit draft quality, it could be a good starting point. It's 2 new pictures for the environment settings dialog (I added a new tab); at least Code::Blocks will not complain while executing after the patch I mentioned ;)
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