Is it possible to change diff algorithm in FishEye/Crucible?
Consider the following case.
We have a text file shown below.
Brief Info Type : Rule-Obj-Model Id : TVSOrg-TVSApp-Work UndefinedParamDt Label : DT with undefined parameters Avail : Yes RuleSet : TVSApp:01-01-01 Check-In : NJA-405 CoR. Diff-algorithm in FishEye/Crucible Warnings Informational [Ninja] The following parameters are used without being declared on 'Parameters' tab: label2. Definition 1 : [Set] Param.label1 [equal to] "defined" 2 : [Set] .pyLabel [equal to] "New Value" 3 : [Set] Param.label2 [equal to] "undefined" Call superclass data transform: true Parameters label1 : String : No : IN : "" : defined param History Description Not declared parameter is used
If we insert row in [Definition] section between row #2 and row #3 -- see changed file below.
Brief Info Type : Rule-Obj-Model Id : TVSOrg-TVSApp-Work UndefinedParamDt Label : DT with undefined parameters Avail : Yes RuleSet : TVSApp:01-01-01 Check-In : NJA-405 CoR. Diff-algorithm in FishEye/Crucible Warnings Informational [Ninja] The following parameters are used without being declared on 'Parameters' tab: label2. Definition 1 : [Set] Param.label1 [equal to] "defined" 2 : [Set] .pyLabel [equal to] "New Value" 3 : [Set] .pyNote [equal to] "Absolutely New Value" 4 : [Set] Param.label2 [equal to] "undefined" Call superclass data transform: true Parameters label1 : String : No : IN : "" : defined param History Description Not declared parameter is used
Notice, that row numbers are changed respectively.
Then FishEye treats such change as removal of row #3 and addition of a new row and row being a copy of row #3 -- see screenshot below.
Is it possible to customize diff algorithm to treat such change as addition of a new row between two existing that were slightly modified (row numbers were chaged).
I'm afraid it's not possible at the moment, vote on and watch the https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CRUC-7491 issue please to get updated when this gets implemeted.
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