What's new in Patch Viewer 1.0.9
Jul 11, 2016
- Features:
- View patch files (or the output from diff-like command-line tool) using your existing third-party graphical file comparison tool.
- Support for traditional, context and unified diff formats.
- Accepts diff data piped into it as standard input when invoked from the command-line.
- Changes:
- Added support for Github patches.
- Fixed problem where some unified diff files were not being parsed correctly.
New in Patch Viewer 1.0.7 (Mar 1, 2016)
- Features:
- View patch files (or the output from diff-like command-line tool) using your existing third-party graphical file comparison tool.
- Support for traditional, context and unified diff formats.
- Accepts diff data piped into it as standard input when invoked from the command-line.
New in Patch Viewer 1.0.5 (Jun 4, 2014)
- Features:
- View patch files (or the output from diff-like command-line tool) using your existing third-party graphical file comparison tool.
- Support for traditional, context and unified diff formats.
- Accepts diff data piped into it as standard input when invoked from the command-line.
- Changes:
- Fixed crash that sometimes occurred if no path to a graphical diff viewer had been configured in the Preferences.
- Fixed crash when user attempts to open a CSV file instead of a diff or patch file.
- Known issues
- No support for binary file diffs/comparisons.
- Other notes:
- Patch Viewer is configured by default to use Xcode's FileMerge to display file comparison data. It also supports any file comparison tool that can be launched with source and destination files as command-line arguments. You can configure custom command-line arguments to pass to your third-party
New in Patch Viewer 1.0.3 (Sep 27, 2013)
- Mavericks compatibility release with minor bug fixes.
- Features:
- View patch files (or the output from diff-like command-line tool) using your existing third-party graphical file comparison tool.
- Support for traditional, context and unified diff formats.
- Accepts diff data piped into it as standard input when invoked from the command-line.