Hi All,
When we use ss.exe, command line utility, to generate the difference between
two versions using visual format (ss diff -DV 320 -I -V1~2 -Yu1,password
"$/a.txt"), the last line difference is not generated properly. This happens
only when the left hand side file(version 1) does not contain "New line"
character at the end of last line. The difference of last line is generated
as the concatenation of last line of the left file and corresponding of right
hand side file. Any clue on such behaviour, is it vss bug or I'm doing
something wrong.
Joe Masters - 26 Apr 2005 06:31 GMT
It's quite possibly a bug. It sounds like you've narrowed it down to a
specific condition, which if met will give bad results. You'll probably need
to work around it for now.
You could find the right web page to submit the problem to Microsoft so they
know about it. I'll let my contact at Microsoft know about it as well.
Joe
> Hi All,
> When we use ss.exe, command line utility, to generate the difference
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> hand side file. Any clue on such behaviour, is it vss bug or I'm doing
> something wrong.
Joe Masters - 26 Apr 2005 06:32 GMT
Also, what version/build number of VSS are you using?
Joe
> Hi All,
> When we use ss.exe, command line utility, to generate the difference
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> hand side file. Any clue on such behaviour, is it vss bug or I'm doing
> something wrong.