Reg: Nov Kudos 0. Anyone else having the same problem? I have the same question 0. Accepted Solution. View Accepted Solution in Context. Reg: Apr Things happen. Thanks for the info. I thank you in advance for any suggestions that may help with the issue. Showing 1 - 6 of 6 comments. Last edited by KokoKrunch ; 13 Apr, am. Originally posted by Levodopa :. Rayquoshu View Profile View Posts. Last edited by Rayquoshu ; 10 Aug, pm. Meto View Profile View Posts.
Wutever you do,i think the best is dont scan file. Just try them,even its crowded. Originally posted by zueldebizz :. Lines to in 17fe I'm not sure what the github standard is compared to a regular patch file, but I started comparing the diff that was working to the one from authorize.
I'm glad it was something simple and stupid. For me, the issue was I had the key wrong in the composer. Verbose output helped highlight this to me.
I have same problem; using composer install -vvv shows me what if I have spaces in full path to patch, patch doesn't applied. For alpine linux, just run: apk add patch. I have a Could not apply patch! And there is a project composer file which is outside docroot using which I am trying to update drupal core. There is another patch mentioned in project's composer.
So whenever I try to update the drupal core, panelizer module is getting deleted and trying to apply both the patches one mentioned in GOVCMS composer. I have removed patched from the project's composer file then govcms patch applied successfully while running updates and then didn't have to apply the patch mentioned in the project's composer file as it was covered with the govcms patch and module update.
As of Drupal 8. Many composer projects then copy this into the relevant directory. If this applies to your set up, simply patch the file inside the scaffold directory to resolve any issues, as the patched file will be copied. I am using Drupal 9 and getting this error when trying to apply the following patch : Could not apply patch! Along with this it fails at multiple lines with the same error.
I am quite new to Drupal and now sure how to resolve this. Below is a snippet from my composer. However, applying it manually via "git apply my-patch.
As debugging did not bring in anything of interest, I was wondering whether the file targeted in patch 2 did exist when composer-patches tried to apply it?! This explains why composer-patch fails to apply a patch, but doing the same via "git apply" does work. Instead of e. I've run into this when trying to get patches applied in GitHub Actions, during a composer run.
Although the patch command says the patches apply OK, composer thinks it returns a non-zero exit status and the composer run fails. I suspect running under docker messes with the console or stdin, or whatever is providing the shell in the docker container does not like doing redirects could be busybox? As far as I can tell, that parameter works on all platforms, so it should be a safe change.
The pull request is at If you want to test this locally, add the git repo as a new repository in composer. I've reviewed all of the comments here, but can not solve my seemingly simple issue. Hoping some one can point me in the right direction. I need this patch to be applied with composer install to be compatable with our deployment build process.
The file i'm trying to patch has CRLF line endings. My patch file does not. In the verbose output below, you can see the first attempt with -p1 option, failes due to different line endings.
I have tried many different patch file formats, including relative and absolute paths. I've also tried changing line endings on my patch file to match the target file. For whatever reason, it always seems to fail in the end with can't find file to patch at input line 9. Skip to content. Star 1. New issue. Jump to bottom. Could not apply patch! Copy link. The patch is ok. I just was able to include it by using phpstorm.
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