Mark Levison

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Thursday, November 04, 2004 - Posts

KDiff3 with TortoiseSVN a winner

I've just started using KDiff3 as my diff and merge tool in Subversion.  I'm stunned, this tool solves a problem that has bothered me for eons in VSS (and other merge tools). It shows the differences by character. Which means if only two characters have changed on a line it shows you. You're not left guessing which characters they were.

To use it: fire up your TortoiseSVN context menu and choose "settings". Select the Diff/Merge tab and point to KDiff as your diff and merge program.  Give the parameters: “%mine %theirs -o %merged“

It's that simple.

Found via Craig Andrea

Update: add the parameters to point KDiff to the files.

posted Thursday, November 04, 2004 4:14 PM by mlevison with 0 Comments




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