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For retroactively adding patches it is useful to use the standard `-p1` as an `%autosetup` argument. If there are patches with different args, they will be added with a `%patch` command.
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For retroactively adding patches it is useful to use the standard
-p1as an%autosetupargument.If there are patches with different args, they will be added with a
%patchcommand.Issue: https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/175323