Patrice Borne
Member
I am using the "Compare User Objects" tool extensively these days, because I need to move code from the trunk to a branch in our subversion repository.
When I compare a lot of objects, there usually are a ton of differences that I need to reconcile.
I know I can simply apply the changes to sync up the schemas but this is not what I need when I need to reconcile my scripts in the branch.
A really helpful feature would be a flag added to the list of objects that I am comparing that simply indicates "there is a difference between the schemas on this object".
Or even, better, add a button that says "hide objects that are the same". This way, I can see right away what objects I have to reconcile, one by one, so I can update the subversion repository.
Thanks.
When I compare a lot of objects, there usually are a ton of differences that I need to reconcile.
I know I can simply apply the changes to sync up the schemas but this is not what I need when I need to reconcile my scripts in the branch.
A really helpful feature would be a flag added to the list of objects that I am comparing that simply indicates "there is a difference between the schemas on this object".
Or even, better, add a button that says "hide objects that are the same". This way, I can see right away what objects I have to reconcile, one by one, so I can update the subversion repository.
Thanks.
