Hi.
Is it possible to do copy files (same name but different date) and replace only those that have different content. Something like a CRC checksum before replace, and if different then replace, otherwise skip.
I do not want to replace the files with the same content since then the source control will see them as "changed".
thanks
Replace files where content differs
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No it's not. It would most probably be slower than just copying everything.
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Thanks for the reply.
Actually using Git helped me here. It checks the hash of the files, and when I copied all the files from one folder/branch to another, it calculated the hash and showed me only the files with the changes. Since I needed to do it only 1 time, it is not big deal. Problem solved.
regards
Actually using Git helped me here. It checks the hash of the files, and when I copied all the files from one folder/branch to another, it calculated the hash and showed me only the files with the changes. Since I needed to do it only 1 time, it is not big deal. Problem solved.
regards
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