e you are, I would really encourage you to post
> > your code tohttp://reviews.reviewboard.org, so I can check it out and
> > discuss this further.
>
> > Cheers,
>
> > Eduardo Felipe.
>
> > On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 1:24 PM, Geoffrey Zheng
> > wrote:
> &g
Skip did a perfect job sketching it. Thanks!
If you haven't used/seen Beyond Compare, please do yourself favor and
head to http://www.scootersoftware.com/moreinfo.php?zz=moreinfo_compare
The problem with too many tabs has been long solved by at least
browsers. Just see how Firefox does it with a
The current diff viewer does not scale at all for a large review with
lots of changes in lots of files.
Maybe I'm just spoiled by the incredibly fast and super convenient
Beyond Compare. kdiff3 is also great.
I know I'm asking too much for a web app to work like a native diff
tool. But it could w
Screenshot is uploaded as rb.png
http://reviewboard.googlegroups.com/web/rb.png?gsc=iBqKOxYAAABgpEsrTenpw2OJ9ZY_yaTfM9KWFkvR1kwtm4g5T1-szg
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The revision selector has always been a bit confusing to me (and new
RB users in my company) and inconvenient.
It's not exactly clear what diff you're looking at, cumulative or
incremental (interdiff).
And it may take an extra click to get an interdiff, for example you
have 3 revisions and you're
Sorry if the word "baseline" is confusing--now it seems like it's the
wrong word to use.
What I mean is that I'd like to see the cumulative effect of all
diffs, because as I mentioned in the example workflow, it's necessary
and important at the end of the iterations to ignore the intermediate
dif
