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patch: chdir happens too late #718
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* When testing against GNU and OpenBSD patch commands I found that -d DIR in this version is interpreted after reading a patch file * The standard says -d is interpreted "before processing" [1] * Match the other versions of patch and do chdir() as early as possible: A) Failure to chdir() will terminate the program before any input is read B) If -d option is used, files in the argument list are relative to that directory not to the originating directory * test1: "perl patch -d ... a.c" --> fail: no such dir * test2: "patch -d .. a.c a.diff" --> patch ../a.c with ../a.diff 1. https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/007904975/utilities/patch.html
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changes: -d DIR now happens before processing, as it should |
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When testing against GNU and OpenBSD patch commands I found that -d DIR in this version is interpreted after reading a patch file
The standard says -d is interpreted "before processing" [1]
Follow the other versions of patch and do chdir() as early as possible:
A) Failure to chdir() will terminate the program before any input is read
B) If -d option is used, files in the argument list are relative to that directory not to the originating directory
test1: "perl patch -d ... a.c" --> fail (no such dir)
test2: "patch -d .. a.c a.diff" --> patch ../a.c with ../a.diff