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  1. When comparing files with lots of changes, it would be helpful if the Visual Diff view is more interactive.

    For example when you hover an arrow of some moved code (and there are lots of arrows shown), it would be helpful if that arrow gets highlighted, to easily follow the arrow to spot its target.

    It would also be helpful if you can show and hide the different items (added, changed, removed, renamed items) that you are either interested in or not interested in (as that removes some complexity from the diff).

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  2. it would be awesome if I could add comments on github and bitbucket pull requests right in semanticdiff. it is already possible to fetch pull requests and add comments e.g. with SmartGit, which supports various git backends. Perhaps it would be possible to use their API (if there is one, that is) to add this feature with relatively low cost

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  3. An option available for reading file in a specific encoding is to have it set to "none". What does this mean?

    "None" label is confusing since every data stream needs to be interpreted with an encoding, so it is for sure that an encoding is present at some point.

    If this is a shortcut to a specific encoding detection, then "Automatic" could be a better label for it.

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  4. Document how to integrate the Semantic Merge into ClearCase

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    • Version
      semanticmergetool.exe 1.0.77.0
      mergetool.exe 5.4.10.77

    • Language
      C#

    Everything works great for C#
    Sometimes, however, semanticmerge makes my code ugly like the screenshot I attached.
    It seems it has some problem on tab character merging or my fault.
    any idea?

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  5. May not work well with existing tool sets, immediately, but setup a service where rules and such can get set per client, and users have a way to merge up files. This would solve issues with clients for different platforms.

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  6. 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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  7. I would like web stack with
    - No need to learn Github language
    - FTP sync tool included.

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  8. On Windows, the close button ("x") does not extend all the way to the top right corner. This can cause me to "miss" the button and just click on the title bar. Can you enlarge this button to extend all the way to the top-right pixel. This is generally a good UI practice. Thanks!

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  9. Nemerle is a multi-paradigm programming language for .NET platform

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  10. I'm doing some heavy duty Matlab refactoring, which is a realm of development that often takes place in realms outside of widely accepted software practices (http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/43733/who-organizes-your-matlab-code?rq=1). Having this sort of language aware difference checker would have greatly aided all the cross file, cleanup, rearchitecting refactoring I had to conduct.

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  11. Provide a nice view of the changes in project.json files that are the new standard for DNX development.

    Not looking for generic JSON support, just for the project files (although I wouldn't complain...)

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  12. on semanticmerge.com is no explanation how to integrate it into visualstudio and/or beyondcompare.
    this might be a good tool but without thorough explanation on how to integrate it into my and my colleuges working desktop it's just a useless nothingness.
    best would be you get your a$$e$ up and create an automatic installer that fully integrates semanticmerge into common configurations.
    i'm working for a global player company, hundreds of devs only in the branch where i work, but they don't buy licenses because of this!
    think about it $$$...

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  14. Sometimes, the diff panels on each file in semanticdiff are too narrow, even when hiding the Semantic Outline. Allowing horizontal scrolling with Shift + Mouse wheel would help reviewing long lines of code. A word wrap option would also do the job, although having both would be the best.

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  16. Supporting distros is a pain as your repos are very outdated. Just release as a snap or flatpak and have it available everywhere.

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  17. Sometimes it would be nice to have the possibility to export the complete content of the visual diff window as an image.

    The idea behind is to have the complete image (without the need for scrolling) to be able to either print, attach or present it somewhere, or e.g. send it by e-mail.

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  18. Integrate with bitbucket. Will help tremendously with refactored code in pull requests. A web based gui will do the trick I believe

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  19. Server side triggers currently return 0 for pass, and non-zero for failures. It would be nice to be able to define a table of custom triggerReturnCodes on the server that is retrieved by the client. When a client performs an action that results in a server-side trigger failure the non-zero return code can be used to lookup the error code and provide the user with a more robust message describing the failure.

    For example, this robust message could mention pattern restrictions, size requirements, or direct the user to review compliance documents or retrieve crucial developer environment assets/scripts.

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