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Sometimes when working with Git you'd like to commit binary files.But those files won't have clean comparisons with Git standard diff command.Fortunately Git is a great tool that comes with a lot of possibilities…If, as a developer, you are under company constraints and must use MS Office,you'll encounter some issues when trying to diff MS Office files.Maybe you're asking yourself: what's the problem with that?Here it is: MS Office will produce binary files which Git won't be able to compare.Luckily there are great tools that will convert your files in order to get nice diffs:catdoc (for Word)xls2csv (for Excel)catppt (for Powerpoint)You can download them here: that each one works on your operating system, there is no guarantee that it works with Git Bash, for instance.Now, how do you configure Git in order to use these tools?First, add the following lines into your $HOME/.config/git/attributes file. If on Windows, $HOME is your user's root directory, such as C:\Users\.*.doc diff=doc*.xls diff=xls*.ppt diff=pptIf you don’t want this to be global, you can configure it in your project:in .gitattributesin .git/info/attributes if you don’t want it to be committed with your projectThen, in your global configuration file $HOME/.gitconfig (or $HOME/.config/git/config) add these:[diff "word"] textconv = catdoc binary = true[diff "xls"] textconv = xls2csv binary = true[diff "ppt"] textconv = catppt binary = trueYou can do the same without opening that file writing in your console:git config --global diff.doc.textconv catdocgit config --global diff.xls.textconv xls2csvgit config --global diff.ppt.textconv catpptAgain, if you only want these locally in your project, either use the .git/config local configuration file, or just strip the --global flags in the commands above.Here you are, ready to diff on MS Office files! 😎Open OfficeIf you are using Open Office, you'd probably like to do the same. The procedure is described in the French edition of the Git Book. Here is a summary:In your attributes file:*.odt diff=odtIn your config file:[diff "odt"] textconv = odt2txt binary = true.odt files are compressed directories, the contents is XML.In the French edition of the Git Book, the author writes his own PERL scripts, which didn't work for me.I recommend you use odt2txt. You can find packages for Linux and MacOS (brew install odt2txt).And there you go!PDFThere is a nice tool that extracts PDFs as text, written in Python: PDF miner.If you don't already have it, you can download it here: is as simple as the previous ones:In your attributes file:*.pdf diff=pdfIn your config file:[diff "pdf"] textconv = pdf2txt.py binary = trueHere you are, ready to diff all these binary file types!A word about performanceBecause converting binary files into text could take a while, you would probably like to enable caching. In your config, you can expand the diff driver definitions like

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Read the Docs visual doc diffAdd visual diffs to your documentation pull request builds!WarningThis is in beta development, you'll have to manually configure this. Thisimplementation is also likely to change in the future.InstallationJust add this to your documentation output, but only for pull request builds:">script src="readthedocs-doc-diff.js" async>script>ConfigurationOn Read the Docs, configuration will be automatic, using some data that weinclude on every page. If for some reason you need to override this, customconfiguration can be performed using element:{ "base_url": "/en/stable/index.html",}">script type="application/json" id="doc-diff-config">{ "base_url": "/en/stable/index.html",}script>Optionsbase_versionThe base version to use when constructing a URL for the diff base.Default: latestinject_stylesAutomatically inject basic stylesheets for the diff elements. See Stylingbelow for information on how to style these yourself.Default: trueroot_selectorThe root element to compare on both documents. This is a Sphinx specificnode by default.Default: div.document[role='main']StylingThere are several selectors that you can redefine with your own CSS. Make sure todisable the inject_styles option as well..doc-diff-added.doc-diff-modified.doc-diff-removedContributingTo work on this repository, we'll require Node.js >= 14.0.0, as otherrepositories still use Node 14 as well. There is nothing requiring a specificversion otherwise, however.To perform development on this library:And to build the final asset distributions:You'll need to build the assets for each pull request you open, and should havelinted your code before pull request, using:Tests are run with:

Xdocdiff - diff for Word, Excel,PowerPoint, pdf files with TortoiseSVN -Japanese pageWhat's this?This is a helper tool for TortoiseSVN.With this tool, you can "Diff" MS Office files, pdf files and OpenOffice.org files.If you are not using TortoiseSVN, and want to compare two MS Office files (or pdf files), please try xdocdiff WinMerge Plugin.Download (Ver1.1.5a)Program: xdocdiff115a.exe (531k) Installer（xdoc2txt 1.35 is bundled.）xdocdiff113.zip(43k) Only xdocdiff programSource（Borland C++ Compiler 5.5 & BCC Developer）： xdocdiff_src113.zip (6k) (Comments are written in Japanese.)How to use Download, and execute the installer. After the installationis completed, you can diff *.doc, *.xls, *.ppt, *.pdf fileswith TortoiseSVN as well as plain text files. If you don't want installer to modify your registry, downloadthe zip file, and do the following manual installation and the manual setting. Manual installation1. Downloaded xdocdiff113.zip from the link above. 2. Extract downloaded file to a suitable folder. (Hereafter, explain assuming that "C:\Program Files\xdocdiff". )3. Download xdoc2txt from the page of xdoc2txt. 4. Extract downloaded file to the same folder.Manual setting1. Select [TortoiseSVN]-[Settings] from the right-clickingmenu in Explorer. 2. Select [External programs]-[Diff Viewer] of a left tree.Click [Advanced] button. 3. Click [Add] button in "Advanced Diff Settings" dialog. 4. Type "doc" to [Extension], "C:\ProgramFiles\xdocdiff\xdocdiff.exe" to [External Program], and click[OK] button. 5. Set extensions "xls", "ppt", and "pdf" similarly. 6. Click [OK] button in "Advanced Diff Settings" dialog. 7. Click [OK] button in "TortoiseSVN Settings" dialog. FeedbackAny comments are welcome.Icon was made with E-Mail Icon Generator.LicenseBoth of the binary program and source are provided under BSD license.Revision history1.1.5a (Nov/23 2009)Bundled xdoc2txt is updated to ver 1.35.1.1.5 (Sept/07 2008)Bundled xdoc2txt is updated to ver 1.30..docm, .xlsm, .pptm are added to associating.1.1.4a (Feb/23 2008)Bundled xdoc2txt is updated to ver 1.27 from 1.24.1.1.4 (Feb/24 2007)Bundled xdoc2txt is updated to ver 1.24 from 1.23.xdoc2txt now supports MS Office 2007 files and OpenOffice.org files so that installer associates with those file types.1.1.3c (Dec/13 2006)Bundled xdoc2txt is updated to ver 1.23 from 1.22.1.1.3b (May/28 2006)Bundled xdoc2txt is updated to ver 1.22 from 1.17.1.1.3a (Sep/22 2005)Bundled xdoc2txt is updated to ver 1.17 from 1.16.1.1.3 (Jun/27 2005)The DOS prompt was prevented being displayed when executing. 1.1.2 (Jun/26