On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 3:23 PM, Ilya Chernykh <neptunia@...> wrote:
> Usually the patch name suggests what the patch is for. For example, I would
> not expect a patch named "icon-theme-rearrange-fix" to contain something
> related to automake issues.

Usually, and should be, but not always. It's also possible to not have
the name related to the patch. For example, "kde3-yeargh.patch" might
just be named in frustration, but not to what it's fixing (unless it's
adding pirate translations to kde, in which case a better name would
be "kde3-pirate-translations", but that'd be a useless patch anyway
;-) ).

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