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What's the difference when using "This attachment is a patch"?

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Subject: What's the difference when using "This attachment is a patch"?
From: "Артём Попов" <artfwo@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 12 Apr 2008 13:35:14 +0700
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Just wondering, if there is any special treatment for bug attachments
that are marked as patches with "This attachment is a patch" checkbox?

It looks like they're absolutely not distinguished from regular
attachments both in bugmail and Launchpad. Or are they?

--Artem

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