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32 lines
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# Apply an Open Patch
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> `n34 patch apply` command
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**Usage:**
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```
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Set an open patch status to applied
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Usage: n34 patch apply [OPTIONS] <PATCH_ID> [APPLIED_COMMITS]...
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Arguments:
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<PATCH_ID> The open patch id to apply it. Must be orignal root patch or revision root
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[APPLIED_COMMITS]... The applied commits
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Options:
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--repo <NADDR-NIP05-OR-SET> Repository addresses
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--patches <PATCH-EVENT-ID> Patches that have been applied. Use this when only some patches have been applied, not all
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```
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Creates a kind `1631` event (Applied/Merged status) for the specified patch. The
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patch must be in open status.
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You can specify either an original patch or revision patch ID, but the status
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event will only reference the original patch. Revision patches will be mentioned
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in the event.
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The `APPLIED_COMMITS` field serves to inform clients about the status of
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specific commits, whether they have been applied or not. If you need to retrieve
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the list of commits from a specific point (such as the tip of the master branch)
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up to the `HEAD`, you can use the following Git command: `git log --pretty=%H
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'origin/master..HEAD'`.
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