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[functionality][seletskiy] exist, so why did I write another?
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1. No other packages I found support binary diffs, as generated with the
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`--binary` flag. This is the main reason for writing a new packages, as the
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`--binary` flag. This is the main reason for writing a new package, as the
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format is pretty different from line-oriented diffs and is unique to Git.
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2. Most other packages only parse patches, so you need another package to apply
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them (and if they do support applies, it is only for text files.)
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2. Most other packages only parse patches, so you need additional code to apply
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them (and if applies are supported, it is only for text files.)
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3. This package aims to accept anything that `git apply` accepts, and closely
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follows the logic in [`apply.c`][apply.c].
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4. It seemed like a fun thing to write and a good way to learn more about Git.
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4. It seemed like a fun project and a way to learn more about Git.
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[sourcegraph]: https://github.com/sourcegraph/go-diff
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[sergi]: https://github.com/sergi/go-diff