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In bandaid.drush.inc we should check whether the patch(1) command actually exists.
I just discovered a CentOS server that came without the patch command installed. The error message from Bandaid was just "Could not apply patch" (which is of course not false but I guess we could be more helpful).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hmmm... Getting the cause of a failed patch doesn't look easy.
We could change the last part of _bandaid_attempt_patch() and print $output to the screen if patching failed. That could provide some kind of hint no matter what caused an error.
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In bandaid.drush.inc we should check whether the patch(1) command actually exists.
I just discovered a CentOS server that came without the patch command installed. The error message from Bandaid was just "Could not apply patch" (which is of course not false but I guess we could be more helpful).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: