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s it possible to recursively do diff with previous version for the folder and files inside it? Hi All,
There is a requirement in our project. Is it possible to recursively do diff with previous version for the folder and files inside it? As for as my knowledge is concerned the command "ct diff -pred" does not do recursive diff for the folder and files. It does only to a particular file or folder.
Is there a way to achieve this?
Basically I want to recursively perform diff to the present directory and its files and folders inside it and put the output result in the text file.
Can anybody suggest me the workaround and how to start?
Thanks to all of you.
STG
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