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Hi All,

How to write and release a patch for the project in eclipse ? Can anyone please tell me about in detail.
 
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1. Right-mouse click on the project in the Navigation view.

2. Select Team/Create Patch

3. Select where you want the patch to be created: In the system clipboard, as an external file, or as a file within your project workspace.

4. Finish out the patch wizard.

A patch is a sequential stream of info that the Unix patch utility can then apply to another copy of the project as it existed before you made all your uncommitted changes. It's quite popular for large projects (such as the Linux kernel), since the differences are usually only a small fraction of the size of the entire project.
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