120 results found
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Support Archlinux distro
Archlinux is most popular distribution. It's used pacman as repository management. Pacman is very simple. Please add support for Pacman.
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Ctrl+S for saving result file changes
When editing the result file, it would be very convenient to be able to save changes using Ctrl+S (Or Cmd+S on mac, when the mac tool is available).
Copy, paste and undo are already working.
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Ignore XML white space errors in C# comments
Merge tool complains about an extra space in c# xml comments. It should just ignore this triviality.
"XML comment has badly formed XML -- 'Whitespace is not allowed at this location'
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ASPX please!
aspx and aspx.cs are a pretty common combination in the .Net world (even though I'm pushing the company toward MVC)
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HTML files
HTML is a fundamental file type.
51 votes -
.cshtml files
Used with ASP.NET MVC projects. They mix C# and HTML.
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Machine-specific location for storing license keys.
I usually install my programming tools into a bin directory in my dropbox profile, so that it's replicated across my machines. This is a problem with SM, which tells me my license is corrupt any time I switch boxes.
3 votes -
Customizable keyboard shortcuts
I would like to be able to customize the keyboard shortcuts in the diff tool. Like making Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down to move between differences.
40 votes -
T-SQL Support
It would be great to have T-SQL Support
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20 votes
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#if confuse the block toool
If a #if block exists before a modified function, the code within the #if is also grabbed when you view a diff. It is only grabbed on the destination file.
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Suggested Commit Messages
You could use this tool to generate a commit message template in a little text box, and optionally copied to the user's clipboard, for example \samples\FileCache\samplesemanticmergetool.bat would generate:
In Codice.Client.GlassFS
Added: Hasher
Moved: HashToHex (from FileCache to Hasher)
Changed: Filecache.GetFile, Hasher.HashToHexDeleted: 3 Using statements
Obviously I would always want my Devs to put in a longer commit about WHY but it would sure make looking at commit histories a little more relaxing.
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Oracle Package Procedures
Since Oracle SP/Function code is maintained in Packages, a tool like Semantic Merge would be excellent. Methods in packages can be refactored (cross-file would be great), use function overloading, etc. This is all in database code we maintain in SQL files, so a more powerful merge utility, like Semantic Merge would be invaluable.
6 votes -
Xamarin Studio integration
It would be great to have something like this inside of xamarin studio.
44 votes -
PowerShell support
PowerShell function definitions are not order-dependant, other than requiring definition before use. Outside of functions, order is significant.
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CSS / LESS support
Order may sometimes be significant in CSS, but that's pretty rare in practice, I think. (Unlike F# and SQL, where order is very significant, and for which traditional differs may be better for.)
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Dark color theme
Just like the dark color theme in VS2012... Much easier to work with!
132 votesWe’ve started working on a dark theme! We will also allow the user to configure the colors :)
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Merging Directories
I want to merge each file in a directory (i.e. for different branches of the same code). I should be able to choose the files that I want to merge with filters (i.e. only source files, not images, etc).
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Nomenclature Changes
Trying to do a merge, it was not clear what "source", "destination" and "base" meant. I would change the names from source and destination to something less "judgmental" - kdiff uses A and B --> C. That seems intuitive and saves screen real estate.
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PLC open (industrial automation) support
in the industrial automation, IEC 1131 languages are the standard and there is a text based standardized format for source code. so it would be great for all those companies coding PLC's if they had a version control sytem and merge and diff functionalities that support their IEC languages.
At the moment there's not really anything like that available on the market.10 votes
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