The Create Patch Wizard - Options
Patch Section
- Depth - (This option is applicable only for directories)
- Current depth - The depth of recursing the folder for creating the patch is the same as the depth of that same folder in the working copy (available only when generating patches that contain changes from the working copy).
- Recursive (infinity) - The patch is created on all the files and folders contained in the selected folder.
- Immediate children (immediates) - The patch is created only on the child files and folders without recursing subfolders.
- File children only (files) - The patch is created only on the child files.
- This folder only (empty) - The patch is created only on the selected folder (no child file or folder is included in the patch).
- Ignore content of added files
- When enabled, the patch file does not include the content of the added items. This option corresponds to the --no-diff-added option of the svn diff command.
- Ignore content of delete files
- When enabled, the patch file does not include the content of the deleted items. This option corresponds to the --no-diff-deleted option of the svn diff command.
- Treat copied files as newly added
- When enabled, copied items are treated as new, rather than comparing the items with their sources. This option corresponds to the --show-copies-as-adds option of the svn diff command.
- Include files having a binary MIME type
- When enabled, the application is forced to compare items that are considered binary file types. This option corresponds to the --force option of the svn diff command.
- Ignore properties
- When enabled, differences in the properties of items are ignored. This option corresponds to the --ignore-properties option of the svn diff command.
- Properties only
- When enabled, only differences in the properties of the items are included in the
patch file (file content is ignored). This option corresponds to the
--properties-only option of the svn diff
command.Note: The Ignore properties and Properties only options are mutually exclusive.
- Notice ancestry
- If enabled, the SVN common ancestry is taken into consideration when calculating the differences. This option corresponds to the --notice-ancestry option of the svn diff command.
Files Comparison Section
- Ignore line endings
- If enabled, the differences in line endings are ignored when the patch is generated. This option corresponds to the --ignore-eol-style option of the svn diff command.
- Ignore whitespaces
- If enabled, it allows you to specify how the whitespace changes should be handled.
When enabled, you can then choose between two options:
- Ignore whitespace changes
(--ignore-space-change) - Ignores changes in the amount of
whitespaces or to their type (for example, when changing the indentation or changing
tabs to spaces).Note: Whitespaces that were added where there were none before, or that were removed, are still considered to be changes.
- Ignore all whitespaces (--ignore-all-space) - Ignores all types of whitespace changes.
- Ignore whitespace changes
(--ignore-space-change) - Ignores changes in the amount of
whitespaces or to their type (for example, when changing the indentation or changing
tabs to spaces).
Output Section
