We have a pretty simple branch setup. I'm not sure I did it right though...
What we have is:
Project-A-Dev
Project-A-Prod
They are essentially the same project, except the -Prod always is the program our customers have, while -Dev is our working source code. Whenever I send out an update to our customers, I merge the branches so that they should be exactly the same at that moment in time.
I just did this again, and for the second time, if I do a Show Differences between the -Dev and -Prod, it will show approximately 20 - 30 (of around 500) files being different. However, if I view the Diff, it says the files are identical... This is with and without the ignore case and whitespace.
What could the problem be?
Thanks,
Aaron
Question regarding showing differences between branches.
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There are three things that are ignored in the individual file diff that are seen in a folder diff. These are end-of-line characters, white space, and line feeds. It could be one of the other two besides white space are present.
I think if you open both files in a different editor such as notepad that you should be able to see the difference there. Check that out, and if it's still not present, let me know.
I think if you open both files in a different editor such as notepad that you should be able to see the difference there. Check that out, and if it's still not present, let me know.