rbt patch subcommand to support --print option
Review Request #4525 — Created Sept. 3, 2013 and submitted
rbt patch subcommand to support --print option. Option to stdout allows more flexibility. i.e. in case the patching fails, or the user wants to inspect without patching. This change adds --print as an option to 'patch' subcommand.
Yes with private installation.
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Hi David,
I have got the changes you suggested in this revision.
Regards
Sudhir - Diff:
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Changed Summary and Description fields to say --print instead --stdout.
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rbt patch subcommand to support --stdout optionrbt patch subcommand to support --print option
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~ rbt patch subcommand to support --stdout option. Option to stdout allows more flexibility. i.e. in case the patching fails, or the user wants to inspect without patching. This change adds --stdout as an option to patch subcommand.
~ rbt patch subcommand to support --print option. Option to stdout allows more flexibility. i.e. in case the patching fails, or the user wants to inspect without patching. This change adds --print as an option to 'patch' subcommand.