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@@ -9,3 +9,14 @@ Your directory should contain at least two files:
the patch and how to build the package as a RIOT module.
A rough template for several methods of acquiring a package
is provided in Makefile.git, Makefile.http, and Makefile.svn
### Creating a patch with git
Assuming your upstream application resides in a git repository, you can create
the patch files as follows:
*
checkout the targeted version of the upstream application
*
conduct necessary changes (e.g. edit, add, or remove some files)
*
commit your changes using
`git commit`
*
create the patch files using
`git format-patch -n HEAD~N`
where
`N`
is the
number of commits you did
*
move the resulting patch files to the corresponding subfolder of pkg
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