Projects tagged ‘diff’ and ‘svn’

SVN Time-Lapse View is a cross-platform viewer that downloads all revisions of a file and lets you scroll through them by dragging a slider. As you scroll, you are shown a visual diff of the current ... [More] revision and the previous revision. Thus you can see how a file evolved, and you can easily find the revision at which lines appeared, disappeared, or changed. Time-Lapse View is a powerful visual alternative to the Subversion "blame" command. It is inspired by the excellent Time-Lapse View in the Perforce version-control system. [Less]

A History Explorer that finds first/last/all occurrences of given text (think method signatures) and browse versions for integrated diffing of a given source file. It works with SCMs such as ... [More] Subversion (SVN) and Visual SourceSafe (VSS) and can be extended via a plugin architecture to support other SCM's (think Git, Hg, TFS). Currently it is a single form, and the intent is to allow relatively simple wrappers to be written for VS plug-ins, Windows Explorer extensions, Tortoise integrations, AnkhSVN/VisualSVN plug-ins, etc. SVN url: https://differsion.svn.codeplex.com/svn [Less]

This project provides several tools that can be used to merge files in version control systems. Compared to the traditional 3-way line-based merging tools, we provide an efficient hierarchical merge ... [More] framework that can merge different file versions at the finest granule without decreasing the performance. [Less]

This is an extension that colors boring diffs sent by SVN/CVS notificators. PrerequisitesA lot of developers use CVS and/or SVN version control systems. Most of also receive special notifications ... [More] from the system about changes other people do. They might be useful in various ways: someone wants to check if there are bugs in the new code, someone just wants to keep knowledge of code base up-to-date. But looking over that black-on-white letter is so boring. That's why I decided to color it up a bit. What it can do alreadyWell, not so much... It can color your diffs, it can show them in side-by-side mode if you like. Also it converts all the filenames in message log into links so you can quickly jump to the file you want to review. Ah, and it can make space and tabs chars visible. You can look through list of SupportedFormats and if your format isn't there write me an email. What it will doIn the future I want this extension to be able to do following: Highlight the actual difference between the lines Color the syntax of the language used Check new code against few rules in order to estimate quality of it But that's pretty big tasks, it could take a while to implement them. ContributionIf you know how to do something better, whether it's code, icons, default color scheme, just contact me. Also please visit the issues list and star or comment the issues you'd really like to be done first. Firefox extensionThere isn't one and probably never will be, sorry. I could make it work for diff in sections (most mail lists archives format them like this) but it would never work in GMail and other Web mail systems where it would be actually useful. It's just plain hard to find the code between the lines of normal text. But you could ease you pain with Bookmarklet I wrote when your needs is simple (like mail list archives) and GreaseMonkey script written by Fabrice Bellingard for GMail. Thanks for understanding. NoteVersion 0.5 is the last one with support for Thunderbird 2. I'm too tired of more than two years old JavaScript engine. [Less]

SummaryA project for World of Warcraft Add-On authors to monitor the changes made by Blizzard to the World of Warcraft client interface APIs. "Diff" links are located on the "Source" tab. The ... [More] GoogleCode web interface gives a few informations about diffs however, due to implemented web restrictions, it is recommended to use a third party subversion software like TortoiseSVN to have access to the full statistics. Quick links build list: here checkout: here discuss: here Project discussion threadAt the best mod authors forum around there WoWinterface TipsIf you see a missing build like for example there is no 2.4.3.8606, this is normal, this is because build 8606 has no changes compared to the previous one 8600, so the build 8606 = 8600 and so on 2.4.3.8606 = 0.4.3.8600 and this last is present on the site. Any missing build you could notice follows the same rule. Others comparison sitesTekkub has a rep for git users at this address Beladona has a neat homemade project to check diff with a web browser here [Less]

SummaryA project for Warhammer Online Add-On authors to monitor the changes made by EAMythic to the Warhammer Online client interface APIs. "Diff" links are located on the "Source" tab. The ... [More] GoogleCode? web interface gives a few informations about diffs however, due to implemented web restrictions, it is recommended to use a third party subversion software like TortoiseSVN to have access to the full statistics. If you are looking for a MYP file extractor, go for EasyMYP. Quick links build list: here checkout: here discuss: here HintsTo know which client version and build you're currently using there is 2 methods outgame, it's hardcoded in WAR.exe, you can right click it and check the properties ingame, you can type /script d(SystemData.ClientVersion) and look in the /debug window with debug messages checked [Less]

Python Multiple Project Managament System for Subversion (SNV) / GIT / Mercurial based on web.py, sqlobject and Lasagna2 (visie project) using tickets and roundups for manage your staff.

svndiffview: Es una aplicacion muy pequeña pero muy util. Que es svndiffview? aplicacion para ver todas las revisiones de Svn, y ver los cambios de una revision vs la revision anterior. ... [More] Aspectos Tecnicos: - Desarrollado en python, con pySvn. - se usa Django, para que esta aplicacion sea web. - se usa mochikit como framework Javascript. Notas: Esta es una version inicial, hay muchas mejoras que se pueden hacer todavia. [Less]