[389-devel] Please Review: Auto-generate SLAPI documentation - first pass

Nathan Kinder nkinder at redhat.com
Tue May 12 05:40:57 UTC 2009


Nathan Kinder wrote:
> Noriko Hosoi wrote:
>> Nathan Kinder wrote:
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>> Looks good.
>>
>> It might be a stupid question... doesn't slapi.doxy need any copyrights?
>>
>> And I'm wondering if there is any easy way to see the diffs on the 
>> browser as we usually do/did on bugzilla?  Probably, sdiff style 
>> output could be good enough.  But I'm spoiled by the pretty print and 
>> colouring... :)
> I've only played with this for a minute, but it looks like git-gui 
> will do what you want.  It allows you to view each commit as diffs, 
> the new file (with color coded changes), or the old file (with color 
> coded changes).  To review a large patch, you could create a branch in 
> your local repo, apply the patch you want to review, and take a look 
> at that branch in git-gui.  It doesn't look like you can do a 
> side-by-side view like bugzilla, but you can easily switch back and 
> forth between the "old" and "new" views.
I've found that you can get a side-by-side color coded diff if you 
install the meld package in addition to git-gui.  From within git-gui, 
you can right click on the file name in the lower-right panel when 
viewing a commited patch and select "external diff" from the pop-up 
menu.  This will open up the diff for that file within meld, which gives 
you a nice side-by-side view.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> --noriko
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