Any tool which can identify insertion of codes within a patch after applying the patch

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Is there any tool (command-line) or method which identify modification of an applied patch in a source file?
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  1. Insertion of new code within the patch

  2. Changing the variable or function names within the patch

I know patch utility provides the feature to identify whether a patch is applied or not but I want to go a step further to identify if the applied patch is modified or not ?



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  • May be you need git repo + some ide..
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  • So you want to know if the patch is patched?
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Is there any tool (command-line) or method which identify modification of an applied patch in a source file?
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  1. Insertion of new code within the patch

  2. Changing the variable or function names within the patch

I know patch utility provides the feature to identify whether a patch is applied or not but I want to go a step further to identify if the applied patch is modified or not ?



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  • So you want to know if the patch is patched?
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Is there any tool (command-line) or method which identify modification of an applied patch in a source file?
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  1. Insertion of new code within the patch

  2. Changing the variable or function names within the patch

I know patch utility provides the feature to identify whether a patch is applied or not but I want to go a step further to identify if the applied patch is modified or not ?



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Is there any tool (command-line) or method which identify modification of an applied patch in a source file?
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  1. Insertion of new code within the patch

  2. Changing the variable or function names within the patch

I know patch utility provides the feature to identify whether a patch is applied or not but I want to go a step further to identify if the applied patch is modified or not ?



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  • May be you need git repo + some ide..
    – Drakonoved
    1 min ago










  • So you want to know if the patch is patched?
    – jasonwryan
    1 min ago
















  • May be you need git repo + some ide..
    – Drakonoved
    1 min ago










  • So you want to know if the patch is patched?
    – jasonwryan
    1 min ago















May be you need git repo + some ide..
– Drakonoved
1 min ago




May be you need git repo + some ide..
– Drakonoved
1 min ago












So you want to know if the patch is patched?
– jasonwryan
1 min ago




So you want to know if the patch is patched?
– jasonwryan
1 min ago















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