Navigate here: Tools | Filters | Filefilters | Exclude Source Control (double click to edit)Įdit the lines to look like this: d: \\.svn$ # Subversion working copyĭ: \\_svn$ # Subversion working copy ASP. WinMerge (Version 2.12.4) already includes a filter but (at least in my installation) the filters for Subversion, Git and Bazaar were commented out. Solution 3 Uncomment some lines in builtin filefilter Using WinMerge with version control systems. For other tools, like Eclipse and Perforce, check their documentation or search the Internet for details and examples. It works for Subversion, CVS, Git, Bazaar and Mercurial, and it doesn't require you to create a filter, you just have to apply it during the comparison. The next section describes how to use WinMerge this way with TortoiseSVN and Visual Studio Team Foundation Server. WinMerge (Version 2.12.4) already includes a filter to exclude source control files and directories, and it's called Exclude Source Control. Bonus points: It will save this and use it as a default for future merges. Ignore Java class and jar files f: \.class f: \.jar Ignore subversion housekeeping folders d: \\.svn d: \\.svn. In WinMerge 2. Save it, then when selecting items to merge, select the filter you defined from the Select Files or Folders dialog box. I was doing a comparison between two directories in winmerge, and it was getting clouded by noise from svn, class and jars. # Ignore subversion housekeeping directories It works for Subversion, CVS, Git, Bazaar and Mercurial, and it doesn't require you to create a filter, you just have to apply it during the comparison. It will look like this: # Ignore Java class and jar files WinMerge (Version 2.12.4) already includes a filterto exclude source control files and directories, and it's called Exclude Source Control. | Filefilters, create a new filter or modify an existing one.
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