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Finding parts which have been changed between versions
gaphill
Posts: 5 PRO
In a Versions and history tab you can easily do that fancy color-changing comparison between two versions of the document.
But is there a way to get a list of parts which have been changed between the two versions? IOW, a list of parts which would have some color cast in the comparison.
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That would be a cool feature of the comparison tool, but I don't think you can yet. Does something like this use of the release tools help you though?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=v0jIoWxaG08
The fact that there's already some kind of change detection happening makes me think it could be implemented in the comparison tool, which I'd love.0
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That would be a cool feature of the comparison tool, but I don't think you can yet. Does something like this use of the release tools help you though?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=v0jIoWxaG08
The fact that there's already some kind of change detection happening makes me think it could be implemented in the comparison tool, which I'd love.0 -
Yes, basically the change detection tool functionality is what I'm after. Unfortunately, I have only a Standard subscription, release tools are not available unless I upgrade.
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Huh, I always thought the "PRO" next to someone's user name meant they had a pro subscription. Does it just mean any paid subscription?0
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Yes - it is a throwback from when we only had two products - free and ProEvan_Reese said:Huh, I always thought the "PRO" next to someone's user name meant they had a pro subscription. Does it just mean any paid subscription?Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEA0


