Save diff of two folders
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Save diff of two folders
I want to save the files that has a diff or is new when I have made a Folder-diff. Is that possible?
Re: Save diff of two folders
That's not currently available, but I have a feature request on it. I'll add your "vote."
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Re: Save diff of two folders
If I understand what you're asking -- a way of saving the contents of a Folder-Diff Window
that is showing a list of what has changed or been added/deleted -- then, sorry, but no.
I have a feature request logged that would address this and allow the list to be saved and/or
copied to the clipboard.
You can, however, print (either to paper or to a file) the contents of Folder-Diff Window.
That's probably not as useful, but it may be helpful.
jeff
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that is showing a list of what has changed or been added/deleted -- then, sorry, but no.
I have a feature request logged that would address this and allow the list to be saved and/or
copied to the clipboard.
You can, however, print (either to paper or to a file) the contents of Folder-Diff Window.
That's probably not as useful, but it may be helpful.
jeff
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Re: Save diff of two folders
ok, do you know any other tool that can do that.
By the way is DiffMerge open source? then I gladly help adding that feature!
By the way is DiffMerge open source? then I gladly help adding that feature!
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Re: Save diff of two folders
thanks for the offer, but we haven't released the source.
If you're on Linux or Mac (or have cygwin installed on Windows), you can use
gnu diff to compare 2 directories:
diff -r -q dir1 dir2
as for other GUI tools, there are several. a quick google search on "folder diff tool"
found most of the ones i've heard of. but it's been a while since i looked at any of
them and i don't remember if they have a folder window that can be saved or copied.
but you might start there.
hope this helps,
jeff
If you're on Linux or Mac (or have cygwin installed on Windows), you can use
gnu diff to compare 2 directories:
diff -r -q dir1 dir2
as for other GUI tools, there are several. a quick google search on "folder diff tool"
found most of the ones i've heard of. but it's been a while since i looked at any of
them and i don't remember if they have a folder window that can be saved or copied.
but you might start there.
hope this helps,
jeff
Re: Save diff of two folders
ok, I've googled and installed about 5 tools but none of them can do the last step to accomplish my mission
I'll google on...
I'll google on...
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Re: Save diff of two folders
SourceGear DiffMerge 3.3.0 is now available and fixes this problem.
We can now save the contents of a folder window to a CSV. (I'm open to
suggestion for other formats to support.) The output respects the various
show/hide toolbar buttons.
Full details can be found at http://www.sourcegear.com/diffmerge/index.html.
jeff hostetler
We can now save the contents of a folder window to a CSV. (I'm open to
suggestion for other formats to support.) The output respects the various
show/hide toolbar buttons.
Full details can be found at http://www.sourcegear.com/diffmerge/index.html.
jeff hostetler
Re: Save diff of two folders
Is it already possible to save the folder diff to csv from the commandline?
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Re: Save diff of two folders
sorry, but no.
the command line diff option only handles a pair of files.
jeff
the command line diff option only handles a pair of files.
jeff