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The merge tool that understands your code

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  1. Improve startup performances (under 1s)

    When I'm trying to use it with Visual Studio on my computer for compare task, the startup time is around 10s which is far too long if I want to use it.
    (remark: I'm happy to have only one instance running if needed to speedup time)

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  2. Tutorial for tortoise svn

    Please provide a configuration tutorial for tortoiseSvn

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  3. Separate availability from PlasticSCM

    Seeing as you are already talking about using this with other source control systems, I assume you will have separate pricing & availability from PlasticSCM.

    I always liked the look of XDiff & XMerge, but AFAICT they are only available as part of PlasticSCM. We use subversion & TFS, so there's no way I could purchase PlasticSCM licenses purely to get access to the diff tools!

    Thanks!

    18 votes
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  4. fall back on text-based merge if syntax is not recognised

    you may already do this - but the tool should perform a text based merge if it cannot do a smart merge for a given file.

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  5. Perforce Support

    I think my team would find this really useful however we use Perforce so support for that would be great!

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  6. OS X... please...

    "Our goal is to develop GUIs for MacOS X next and later Linux, depending on what users demand… so it is your call! :-)"

    This is my call! :)

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  7. Rendering problem

    We have detected that, running in some Windows 7 dev machine, the rendering is all broken. We are already working on it.

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  8. Idea: Autodetect syntax highlighting based on file extension

    The syntax highlighting could be inferred from the file extension if present.

    Example: .cs, .java, .h, .c, .cpp would default to the C# / Java / C option.

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  9. Install in windows x64 branch of program files

    Title says it all, seems to default to the x86 (32bits) branch of program files where plastic itself is not installed on 64 bits systems.

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