Hi all,
I was wondering if there was a way to generate a "DIFF" report of all the files in a repository that were changes in the past, let's say, 24 hours.
It would make our QC process much easier.
-Oleg.
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Moderator: SourceGear
The fastest way to do this is to invoke the History Explorer, and do a date based query for the previous day, which will show you all the checkins. From there, you can diff the files to see what the actual changes are.
A very slow but more complete way to do this is to invoke the history explorer and show differences on the same folder between two versions. This will unfortunately download all the files in both versions to a temporary location on disk and then invoke folder diff on it, so it can take a long time on a large repository.
If you want to do this in an automated way, you can invoke history from the command line client, parse out the files that have changed, and then invoke diff on each one of them.
A very slow but more complete way to do this is to invoke the history explorer and show differences on the same folder between two versions. This will unfortunately download all the files in both versions to a temporary location on disk and then invoke folder diff on it, so it can take a long time on a large repository.
If you want to do this in an automated way, you can invoke history from the command line client, parse out the files that have changed, and then invoke diff on each one of them.