change log software

is anybody using a web application to track their changes to Dolphin scripts?

Is there one that works the best for this software?

Thanks!

Peer

I do not know of any. At least not simple ones. boonex uses trac along with svn to keep track of all changes. Not easy to use.

Best thing to do is just keep notes of files you change when you add mods.

Another thing I do is to copy the original file to a back up.  A scan of the directory will list files with my backup extension so I know which ones have been changed.

I use Kaleidoscope which is a kick-ass File Comparison Tool for Mac.

Or try this one File Comparison Tools to explore to your preference.

He was not asking about comparison software but I will add that winmerge for windows is a good tool for comparison of files; it is what I use on my window boxes.

I'm currently addressing this same issue with a 2 pronged approach:

1. I'm setting up a Git repository for the developers I work with around the world.  (http://git-scm.com/)  There is a learning curve, but I've found lots of help and tutorials on YouTube and elsewhere.  Once you understand the underlying architecture, it's pretty straightforward.

2. Install AntonLV's File System Monitor module (http://www.boonex.com/m/file-system-monitor) - for the module developers here, they tend to work on my site and fail to inform me what files they alter.  So, after any project, I rely on this daily report to help me track down any changes that take place and update my Git repository accordingly.

Hope this helps

I have file monitor.. love it!

Deano, thanks, that's what I have been doing.

P.

Didn't know it exists until badass mentioned File System Monitor. Both of youse, many thanks for bringing that up!

 Of course, glad I could give some helpful advise :-)