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RE: How to compare two revisions of a file

From: Bob Archer <bob.archer_at_amsi.com>
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 2009 16:37:32 -0500

> I need to compare two revisions of a file, and can't seem to be
> able to do
> it.
>
> Here's what I do:
> * Right click on the file > Team > Show History
> * This display a list of all revisions in History tab.
> * Right click on the topmost revision > Compare ...
> * In Compare from, leave Revision: 23866 (current revision), and
> check the
> Compare with HEAD Revision box.
> * In Compare from, enter Revision: 23 (first revision ever of that
> file, 20
> or more changes since then over course of 7 years), and check the
> Compare
> with HEAD Revision box.
> * Compare type: Graphical
> * OK
>
> Eclipse says:
> * There are no differences between the selected inputs.

You would probably get better help in the Eclipse or Subclispe mail list. Since this is specific to the client you are using.

You might want to try the command line diff command. Type:

svn help diff

to see how it is used. This assumes you have the svn cli installed.

BOb

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