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Is it possible to filter the displayed changed files list for a selected revision? In the repository are stored hundreds of generated files that are commited from time to time. Now it is hard to find a out what’s a real change if you have 500 changed files in the commit.
I know it’s more or less a usage issue. But if it would help me a lot to filter the files list. Are there any other tools that can do this if it’s not possible with TortoiseSVN?
The ideal case would be of course to not version files that can be generated automatically 😉
But if you must, then I don’t know of a “filename filter” on Tortoise.
Except maybe, marking those generated files with a special property, in which case you can sort the diff output in Tortoise based on the property column.
Note: In a command-line session, a simple “
grep -v generated” would be enough to filter out any file in a “generated” directory.