Code review comment for lp:~mc-return/compiz/compiz.merge-grid-small-cleanup

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> So, the idea is that you apply the patch, and then edit the files to
> which the patch applies should a part of the patch fail. For example:
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> x.patch patches foo.c and bar.c. A hunk on foo.c fails. This generates
> foo.c.orig, a partially patched foo.c and foo.c.rej . Quilt is
> "tracking" changes to foo.c at this point, so you examine foo.c.rej
> and apply the remaining changes to foo.c manually. Once quilt refresh
> is run, this will regenerate x.patch based on the correct data.
>
Okay, I get the idea ;) - but the correct version to do it would nevertheless
need the 11-step plan...
I will do a partially hacked version now - I think it will be the easiest way:

1. I will first remove grid from ubuntu-config.patch completely so the hunk won't fail.
2. Then I'll "quilt push -a" to apply the rest of the patch to the source
3. Now I'll do the changes to grid.xml.in.
4. Refresh
5. "qilt pop -a"

This should save me the complicated step of manual patch adjustment...