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I would like to download the stable version of a project and apply a patch. This patch was not submitted but applied directly to the project. I have the following drush make file (just a test snippet)

; Drush make script for the level platform install profile and features
core = 6.20
api = 2
projects[drupal][type] = core

projects[flot][dir] = "contrib"
projects[flot][version] = "1.2"
projects[flot][patch][] = "http://drupalcode.org/project/flot.git/patch/0b9d38d28e9f66cee239e7f92ccd2a368ce377c7"

This tells me that the patch has failed. If I download the file and use patch -p0 it will patch correctly.

Anyone have an idea why this is not working, and how to fix it?

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This looks like a git based patch, I believe that you with drush need to use generic patched, which with git can be created like this:

git diff --no-prefix > file.patch
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  • Thanks, that has identified the cause. Still trying to think of a neat way to reference these patches in drush make via drupalcode. – Jeremy French Mar 29 '11 at 10:23
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    Have a look at drupal.org/node/745224 – Berdir Mar 29 '11 at 14:43

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