Other ones to look at: chora, trac, viewvc
viewvc is the only one I found that has bonsai-like query
functionality. All of them seemed to have comparable browse
features.
Other diff and merge tools to look at, not necessarily
web-accessible, are winmerge, xxdiff, p4 merge (free), kompare
(decent kde reimpl of p4 merge).
I didn't know about kamikaze until you mentioned it. Is it
proving fairly robust for you? The query stuff in viewvc works
well but isn't as flashy and robust as bonsai proper yet (and
browsing seems hell of slow).
Thanks
-- bart
On 2005-12-9 Paul Koning <pkoning@equallogic.com> wrote:
> Gentlepeople,
>
> I'm trying to placate my management about the web accessibility of
> Subversion compared to CVS. There's CVSweb, which is tolerable.
> There's Bonsai, which is a query tool, but it hooks up to CVS viewing
> tools that are rather nice. One particular feature in high demand is
> "side by side diffs".
>
> I've been looking for analogous tools for Subversion. There's
> Kamikaze to replace Bonsai, but it doesn't have much of any connection
> to viewer tools yet. (I've added my own, crudely, into Insurrection).
>
> There's Insurrection, which works well if your browser does a decent
> job with XML. But I've watch IE throw up all over itself on that XML,
> and Netscape is even worse.
>
> There's WebSVN, which isn't quite as smooth as Insurrection but it
> doesn't rely on browser XML processing, so that may be a help.
>
> None of these do side by side diffs. And they all look like they
> haven't had a whole lot of polish yet.
>
> So... did I miss any good candidates? Does anyone do side by side
> diff in a web interface for Subversion?
>
> I just spotted ViewVC (formerly ViewCVS) -- will that help? I can't
> tell.
>
> paul
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