However, if running git apply from within your own local git working copy, it's possible that even with the -v (verbose) flag, git apply will do nothing, and give no output. If you want to see what's going on behind the scenes, you can use the -v (verbose) flag: $ git apply -v example.patchĪpplied patch includes/common.inc cleanly. When git apply is working normally, you get no output at all: $ git apply example.patch $ git apply -ignore-whitespace -inaccurate-eof /c/temp/git/dif_origin.patchĬ:/temp/git/dif_origin.patch:9: trailing whitespace.Ĭ:/temp/git/dif_origin.patch:18: trailing whitespace.Ĭ:/temp/git/dif_origin.patch:29: trailing whitespace.Ĭ:/temp/git/dif_origin.patch:30: trailing whitespace.Įrror: patch failed: tr/test_report.txt:2Įrror: tr/test_report.txt: patch does not apply Now, as suggested by Charles - if i try the git diff, i get the error as below. $ git am -3 -ignore-whitespace /c/temp/git/format_since_origin.patch To restore the original branch and stop patching run 'git am -abort'.Īny idea why this patch is failing? Or is my method totally wrong? Update: If you would prefer to skip this patch, instead run 'git am -skip'. When you have resolved this problem run 'git am -resolved'. It does not apply to blobs recorded in its index.

Using index info to reconstruct a base tree. $ git am -3 /c/temp/git/format_since_origin.patch I am unable to apply the patch created from the shallow clone above. * 8a1ce1e (HEAD, origin/master, master) from full clone I want to apply this patch in another clone, which is a full clone. * 7347896 (grafted) changes for release 2 * 8a1ce1e (origin/master, origin/HEAD) from full clone I have a shallow clone, on which i made three commits.

Nups patch does not match file