No prob. Hopefully something like that works out for you. Have a good
holiday.
On Dec 23, 2007 4:01 PM, Rémy Sanlaville [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ryan,
Thanks for the link.
I will try it and let you know.
For the moment I am on holidays so it won't be before mi-January 2008.
Rémy
I really like the tool BeyondCompare. I had my company get me a license a
couple weeks ago so I could do directory compares. If you want to compare
releases or more complicated things, such as directories, just unzip them
and run a tool like that to verify the differences. I've been using it to
Hi Ryan,
Thanks for the link.
I will try it and let you know.
For the moment I am on holidays so it won't be before mi-January 2008.
Rémy
2007/12/23, Ryan Moquin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I really like the tool BeyondCompare. I had my company get me a license a
couple weeks ago so I could do
Thanks all for your comments,
Yes, the package will be different for date or time stamps reason and
comparing hashes (MD5 or SHA1) seems to be not enough.
But it's not always a problem to have such differences and it would be nice
to find a tools that shows what changes from two packages.
I had
The maven jar plugin puts the pom and pom properties into all jars it
builds... which can be useful for comparing at a high level... we run scripts
in all our environments that extracts the artifact and version names and
emails us daily. Very handy to know exactly whats deployed and have it
Hi,
I would like to make sure that my project build is reproducible.
For instance, I want to be sure that I can package again a tagged version.
So I am looking for a tools that can compare two package (two jar, two war,
two ear...) and eventually shows the potential differences.
Do you know if a
Comparing hashes (MD5 or SHA1) will definitely tell you whether two
files are identical, but it won't tell you what the differences are.
However, you could write a script that processes the output of jar -tv
or unzip -lv and spits out the differences. The latter tool (unzip
from www.info-zip.org)
Rémy Sanlaville wrote:
Hi,
I would like to make sure that my project build is reproducible.
For instance, I want to be sure that I can package again a tagged version.
So I am looking for a tools that can compare two package (two jar, two war,
two ear...) and eventually shows the potential
