> > >> how can I find out which changes in that file were made by me
> > and
> > >> which changes came from the newer revision I just got? I can
> >
> > I actually fail to understand this statement:
> > After You update Your working copy, *ALL* remaining changes in WC
> > are made by *"You"*. The merged ones are not changes, they are
> part
> > of working copy BASE now.
>
> Doh! Good point. But, I think he is saying he wants to see what
> changes were merged in that he didn't originally have in BASE.
>
> In other words... he has myfile.txt in his WC with a BASE or r100.
> He works on it for a while and then does an update. He sees that
> myfile.txt was "Updated" with no conflicts. No his BASE is r123...
> he wants to right click on the file in WC and see the diffs that he
> just brought down, in other words what changes were made between
> r100 and r123. There is no way to do that diff in regards to the
> working copy file. (Which I totally understand)
>
>
> > If You want to see changes updated into working copy, then, as
> > usually, get diff from "Log" window.
> >
>
> I also advised this... ;)
>
> BOb
Of course, if he is talking about a "merge" which is the subject of this thread... then he is doing it wrong. You should NOT be merging into a dirty (one with local changes) working copy.
BOb
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Received on 2010-09-03 17:35:50 CEST