my final cmd command mv<filename> was executed perfectly with no errors but I did not get a patch folder on the left hand side

[swapnilkadakia]

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[jbf-insidesherpa]

@swapnilkadakia this seems to be an intermittent issue with REPL that happens for some users. If so, can you try to copy the produced patch file into a new file by doing cp

so for example
cp 0001-create-patch-file.patch xyz.patch

note that you need to do this when your repl state is in bash mode i.e.

import os
os.system('bash')
#... execute the next steps to create patch file and the copy commands above

[jbf-insidesherpa]

One other thing to note, you might try using the cat command which enables you to print out the contents of the patch file and just save it in a .patch file but this can be corrupted. I would suggest a safer approach would be is to just retry via a fresh repl and/or use the copy tactic to coax repl to show the patch file on the sidebar and try redownloading the entire project

[Ng-ethe]

I have the same issue. I ran the 'ls' command and the patch file was listed among the others but does not appear in the left-side panel in the list of files

[Ng-ethe]

Any ideas on how to go about this?

[andreduong-zz]

I think you might try to not type the final mv command and just stop at the git format-patch command. After that, you should see your .patch file inside the jpm_module_1 folder. Just click the 3-dot icon and download the zip file as usual.

[ghost]

I'm having the same issue as @swapnilkadakia.

[TheBottleCap]

same problem!!! after typing exit command i again started all the steps from import os but when i am writing git commit -m 'Create Patch File' it is showing that nothing top commit, working tree clean.