Hi, where can I see a list of files that have been changed in 4.2.0 from 4.1.2? I have customized several files in 4.1.2 for a client, and I need to see if they have been changed before I can upgrade her to 4.2.0. Thanks!
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Make yourself a clone of the OpenEMR git repository, create your own custom branch from the rel-412 branch, copy your changes to that and make a commit, create another custom branch from the rel-420 branch, cherry-pick your commit into that, resolve conflicts.
Also if any of your customizations are of general interest, you can do everyone (including yourself and your client) a favor by submitting them for inclusion in the project.
Agree with Rob it is a lot easier if your code is in the repository then you have a lot less to worry about. The only list I found was for the patch's, but Brady may have a list. There will be a lot more changes coming with the next release.
Terry
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Hi, where can I see a list of files that have been changed in 4.2.0 from 4.1.2? I have customized several files in 4.1.2 for a client, and I need to see if they have been changed before I can upgrade her to 4.2.0. Thanks!
You need to be using git.
Make yourself a clone of the OpenEMR git repository, create your own custom branch from the rel-412 branch, copy your changes to that and make a commit, create another custom branch from the rel-420 branch, cherry-pick your commit into that, resolve conflicts.
See: http://open-emr.org/wiki/index.php/Git_for_dummies
Also if any of your customizations are of general interest, you can do everyone (including yourself and your client) a favor by submitting them for inclusion in the project.
Rod
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Agree with Rob it is a lot easier if your code is in the repository then you have a lot less to worry about. The only list I found was for the patch's, but Brady may have a list. There will be a lot more changes coming with the next release.
Terry
Also on a current clone of the dev tip master you can do this:
That will list all files changed since the label for 4.1.2 was applied and a status indication A(dd) M(od) D(elete)
The list is very long.
Thanks!