repatch
verb [ T ] computing specialized (also re-patch) uk/ˌriːˈpætʃ/ us/ˌriːˈpætʃ/
修复（计算机程序）
to add another patch (= a small program that makes an existing program work as it should) to a computer program
If you try to re-patch the program while it's live, the whole system will crash.
I repatched the application data and the site worked for a few days, but it's failing again now. 我重新修补了应用数据，网站运行了几天，但现在又失效了。
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- It's time to re-patch with some additional clean-ups for good measure.
- I think we need to repatch it, or we'll have hundreds of users complaining that it doesn't work.
- Let's repatch it straight away and test-publish the site tomorrow.