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In this video, we're going to learn how to import a patch that someone else created.

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I'm going to show you 2 different ways to do this.

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One is from the local file system, and one is directly from a bug in bugzilla.

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So let's say we're doing a review, and I want to test someone else's functionality.

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Or perhaps I just want to import someone's patch, to have it locally.

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So what I can do is I can go to the bug in Bugzilla.

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For example 924900

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And I can go down to the attachments section right here.

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And I can right click, and save link as...

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And I'm just going to save it to the Downloads folder.

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And it says downloads complete.

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So next I'm going to open up the terminal.

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And I'm going to type hg qimport

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and that's going to import the patch directly in my patch queue.

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And all you do is you specify the location of the patch.

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So in my home directory, downloads, bug924900_removeSyncSetup.diff

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And I'm going to press enter.

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And you can see that it says: Adding bug blah blah blah to series file.

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OK.

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now I do hg qapplied.

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And it shows that nothing is yet applied.

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But it is in my series.

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So when I do hg qpush

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You'll see that it's applying that bug that we just imported.

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And when I do hg qapplied now, it's there now.

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So what I'm going to do now is I'm going to show you the second way.

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So first I'm just going to clear the terminal.

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And I'm just going to remove that bug now.

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So first you can do hg qpop

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And the reason I'm removing this patch is just so that I can get it directly from the web again.

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And you can actually use hg qremove and specify the bug number, as long as it's not applied already.

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And since we just popped it's not applied.

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So hg qremove, specify the bug, press enter.

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And it's gone now.

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So I'm going to go back to the web browser, and this time instead of downloading I'm just going to right click.

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And I'm going to copy link location.

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And then I'm going to go back to the terminal.

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And I'm going to do hg qimport and what you can do is you can just paste the link there.

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And then you specify -n and then the patch name, so bug924900.diff let's say.

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Hit enter.

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And it's there.

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So I can press hg qpush now.

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And it applies it in the same way.

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Now the reason why you need to specify the -n with the bug name when you do it this way.

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Is because it doesn't determine the patch name properly.

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And I believe it's just because of this query parameter there.

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And that's all I have for this video.