Patchy – Manage long-lived forks as patch sets
Patchy – Manage long-lived forks as patch sets
For long-lived forks when the goal isn't to merge back upstream - I prefer using .diff files + a some scripts to apply them. I couldn't find a tool that was close to my adhoc scripts. So I built Patchy to help manage my patch sets: You clone the repo you're "forking" locally, make changes directly, then run: patchy generate # saves changes to ./patches as .diff files Later you can reapply your patches programmatically with: patchy apply There's also helper commands to clone extra copies of the repo, reset them, etc.
Share cardActual performance
Launch Intel predictions
Analyze your own launch →Correct prediction on native model
Similar products
So Long, and Thanks for All the Veggies
2/2/22 Jumpy2 (long overdue)
The Long Beach Pub
Manage Dotfiles with Stow
Manage your ultralight hiking gear and packlists
Manage EC2 instances similar to htop
Manage Your Configuration with SQLite
Manage Yourself with Orbhai
Homebutler – See and manage your homelab from one Go binary
Dotstribute – Manage your dotfiles