07-04-2014
So you would have more than 1000 hints on what going on/wrong!
Do it on a smaller file, and analyze step by step.
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svn::web::diff
SVN::Web::Diff(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation SVN::Web::Diff(3pm)
NAME
SVN::Web::Diff - SVN::Web action to show differences between file revisions
SYNOPSIS
In config.yaml
actions:
...
diff:
class: SVN::Web::Diff
...
DESCRIPTION
Returns the difference between two revisions of the same file.
CONFIGURATION
The following configuration options may be specified in config.yaml.
max_diff_size
If showing the diff (see "show_diff"), this determines the maximum size of the diff that will be shown. If the size of the generated
diff (in bytes) is larger than this figure then it is not shown.
Defaults to 200,000 bytes.
OPTIONS
rev1 The first revision of the file to compare.
rev2 The second revision of the file to compare.
revs A list of two or more revisions. If present, the smallest number in the list is assigned to "rev1" (overriding any given "rev1"
value) and the largest number in the list is assigned to "rev2" (overriding any given "rev2" value).
In other words:
...?rev1=5;rev2=10
is equal to:
...?revs=10;revs=5
This supports the "diff between arbitrary revisions" functionality.
mime The desired output format. The default is "html" for a diff marked up in HTML. The other allowed value is "text", for a plain
text unified diff.
TEMPLATE VARIABLES
at_head Boolean, indicating whether or not we're currently diffing against the youngest revision of this file.
context Always "file".
rev1 The first revision of the file to compare. Corresponds with the "rev1" parameter, either set explicitly, or extracted from "revs".
rev2 The second revision of the file to compare. Corresponds with the "rev2" parameter, either set explicitly, or extracted from
"revs".
diff An SVN::Web::DiffParser object that contains the text of the diff. Call the object's methods to format the diff.
diff_size
The size of the generated diff (before parsing).
max_diff_size
The configured maximum diff size.
EXCEPTIONS
(cannot diff nodes of different types: %1 %2 %3)
The given path has different node types at the different revisions. This probably means a file was added, deleted, and then re-added
as a directory at a later date (or vice-versa).
(path %1 is a directory at rev %2)
The user has tried to diff two directories. This is not currently supported.
(path %1 does not exist in revision %2)
The given path is not present in the repository at the given revision.
(two revisions must be provided)
No revisions were given to diff against.
(rev1 and rev2 must be different)
Either only one revision number was given, or several were given, but they're the same number.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2003-2004 by Chia-liang Kao "<clkao@clkao.org>".
Copyright 2005-2007 by Nik Clayton "<nik@FreeBSD.org>".
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
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