Applying a patch to a Drupal module

[@eojthebrave]

Git and drush are used for two totally different (though sometimes related) things. Git takes care of managing the source code itself. Getting a fresh copy of the code from the repository, applying patches, and the like. Drush on the other hand is used for interacting with Drupal and doing things like enabling a module or clearing the cache.

[@PowHighwayProjects]

Can you please do a tutorial on how to use the patch manager module? That would be great!

[@jbellendircom]

Well done! It's awesome to see tutorials like this!

[@changeyourminde]

i have a question . i would like to add message when i active limite user ip in webform and show alert to the user ??

[@mrabsquared]

This is a great tutorial. Thank you teaching something new today, especially the information in Version Control. Keep up the great work.

[@kidequinox]

dude.... how did you get your command line to be full screen like that ? that's dope!!

[@joshbeall1757]

Non-coder problems. I need to apply a patch to a theme. Marinelli. I don't get how this works because I don't know how you got to Sites/all/modules where you went to the plane text and dark screen. Drupal.org has a patch from someone for this.

[@VINALDADDY]

This is what so confusing!!! One Video show using Putty and Drush. Another Video Shows Git and Drush????? Which do I use and why?

[@VINALDADDY]

I don't get if your using GIT why are you using Drush commands?

[@sweetdix]

Great tutorial. Thank you!

[@hug0pap1]

Thanks, it was a good one...

[@jayjackson9714]

Great Video!

[@brettpillemer2141]

Thanks, you covered this nicely!!!

[@UtterNonsenseBuilds]

Great tutorial thanks!

[@JakubHrstka]

Thanks for help!

[@xaverio0702]

Sorry but to show howto patch a module, you explain 1000000 things that do having nothing to do with patching a module. Many thk. in any case.

[@TheDron84]

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