On Tuesday, 17 September, 2013 at 17:51:14 BST, Ben Fritz wrote:
:VCSVimDiff BASE
:VCSVimDiff PREV
:VCSVimDiff COMMITTED
:VCSVimDiff HEAD
:VCSVimDiff {2006-02-17}
All these are supported by Subversion running from a command-line in place of a
numeric revision. Do they work from the vcscommand plugin commands? If so you
don't need any plugins or any knowledge of specific revision numbers.
They do work with VCSVimDiff, but I think they only help with diffing against
the last change only.
For example, foo.txt was changed in revisions 2, 3, 5, 9, 10, 11. HEAD is now
at revision 20. I want to open foo.txt in Vim, then do something so that it
diffs against the last change made to it. :VCSVimDiff PREV would diff the
current (local) version against revision 11. That's fine, but I want to do that
something again so that I then see a diff between the current local version and
revision 10. Then again for 9, 5, etc., effectively seeing a nice vimdiff of
the changes to foo.txt throughout its lifetime.
Currently what I have to do is 'svn log' on foo.txt, note the revisions, and do
a :VCSVimDiff for each one. It's that process that I'd like to know if it can
be done automatically at the stroke of a keypress.
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