Custom git path(s) based on environment
See original GitHub issueHi, I have a project which is being built on multiple environments with multiple git paths. In some environments, it is throwing the following error.
**ERROR** patch-package requires Git
Please make sure that git is available in all of the necessary environments for your project.
Is there a way in which I can pass custom paths and make the builds pass?
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Created new patches and it works.
6.0.0-5
seems to be working for me. But getting the following error.