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David, Thanks for the information on this. FYI I am on Subversion 1.4.2, and with the new white space command argument available in 1.4 and higher I was able to use it successfully with Codestriker. Of course I would have achieved this much quicker if I had remembered to update the Perl bindings on my development system earlier than I did in my testing! I edited, per your instructions the /lib/Codestriker/Repository/Subversion.pm to add the following in both the svn diff args commands as shown below. I hope someone else finds this information useful. @args = (); push @args, 'diff'; push @args, '--non-interactive'; push @args, '--no-auth-cache'; push @args, '-x -w -b'; push @args, @{ $self->{userCmdLine} }; push @args, '-r'; push @args, $start_tag . ':' . $end_tag; push @args, '--old'; push @args, $self->{repository_url}; push @args, $module_name; Tim CasadaDavid Sitsky wrote: Is there any way to change the configuration on codestriker to tweak the diff parameters for diff topics directly on top of source control systems? We often format our code with a formatter and this sometimes causes lines to be marked as changed when they are really not. I have no problem doing manual unified diff's but we really like the ease of doing reviews right on top of the version control systems. |
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