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Dirk Heinrichs <dirk.heinrichs@××××××.de> writes: |
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>> Or maybe just by experience in using the tool it would get handier |
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>> and faster.... |
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> Just doing the automatic stuff, where no user intervention is involved _is_ |
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> blazingly fast. How fast you are in running the diff/merge tool of _your_ |
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> choice is, well, up to you. |
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Maybe, but as you know it defaults to xxdiff. That of course is not |
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to say it cannot be changed but by default the merge tool is slow and |
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clunky. |
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>> Using xxdiff is pretty clunky and slow I thought. I would not |
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>> describe it as blazingly fast. |
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> You were not talking about xxdiff, you wrote that cfg-update was slow. |
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You seem to imply that cfg-update is independent of a diff tool. It |
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does not appear to be able to merge anything on its own. |
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So to speak of cfg-update minus a diff tool as fast/slow seems a |
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little off the mark. |
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I suspect you are a much more accomplished user than I am so I'll |
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defer to your judgement... |
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I'm curious about the backup setup. Have you had occasion to go |
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back into the database to pull out an old config? And if so I |
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wondered if that part worked to your liking? |
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It might allow me to quit putting all my configs under cvs control. |
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That can get to be a bit of a hassle at times.. |
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