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Hi, is there anything like 'svn diff' in terminal for RapidSVN? The diff tool thingie in Preferences does not seem to do the same, as it want to compare two files. What I want is to compare folders to see what changes I've made, like 'svn diff' and 'svn status'. This is to prevent me to commit changes I don't want to commit.
Thanks.
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I don't know rapidsvn but you can use meld on the working folder to get this information nicely displayed.
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That's what I have set in Preferences for "Diff tool", but I still get an error thrown at me when trying to just diff in a folder instead of comparing files.
Dunno what I'm doing wrong.
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From within RapidSVN, my experience that the diff will only work on the same working copy, but different revisions. It seems from your description that you are comparing across working copyies (eg. comparing a branch to a trunk).
If I want to do that, I just use meld outside of RapidSVN. meld does nice directory comparisons (which I think you already know, based upon your post).
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You can set up meld for use as a diff/merge tool with RapidSVN. Documentation for doing that is here:
http://www.rapidsvn.org/index.php/On..._as_Merge_Tool
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