| QuickDiff - using specific SVN revision as a reference source [message #1070649] |
Thu, 18 July 2013 11:48  |
 Shane Kelly
Messages: 2
Registered: July 2013 |
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I work within a multi-developer team, currently using SVN, and we tend to create separate branches for each task that we work on. Some tasks may only involve a small number of simple changes, but others may be more significant. Some members commit changes to their code often whilst others, like me, tend to save my commit until right near the end when the work is done because I like to be able to see the complete list of files I've changed, and Quick Diff highlighting of where I've added, deleted, modified code. If I commit changes in the branch as I go along, I loose that. I can always refer to the SVN log history to see the changes, but its nice to be able to see them directly in Eclipse.
So, my question is this - is it possible to configure Quick Diff to use a specific revision as its reference source - in my case, the revision associated with the creation of the branch. Unless I'm missing something it doesn't seem to be available - the options I get at present are:
- Version On Disk
- A Git Revision
- Latest CVS Revision
- Pristine SVN Copy
None of those options seem to allow me to specify a specific revision. The 'A Git revision' option sounds like the sort of thing I want - but I'm using Subversion. Any ideas? Have I overlooked something incredibly obvious?
Regards,
Shane
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