I use Tortoise HG to make changes. The difference shown in the
command includes a lot of extra / extinction. I configured KDiff3 as an external deaf device.
When I click on the difference icon in the Commit dialog, KDiff3 opens and this comparison is much more intelligent: It detects 'better' what I changed: I moved a block of code , Which resulted in very little addition / deletion.
Since HG "", I was thinking that I can use KDiff3's 'Intelligence' to store these changes. A HG Committed
The proposed solution does not apply to the TortoiseHg Commit Dialog.
Thanks in advance!
It turns out that I misunderstood the behavior of hg commit
.
I got a good reply
If you make changes on the internal hg diff
with the command or with KDiff3, then it does not make any difference:
Mercurial Just stores the binary difference between the current version of the files and the previous versions of the files.
On merge time, KDiff3's intelligence can still be used.
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