Hello Community - I searched for a Diff Checker utility but perhaps there's another term to use. I'd like to see, line by line the difference between published libraries, attempting to track down what appears to be a rather deep issue.
I've pulled each build's corresponding files manually and popped them into a diff checker one by one, but that's tedious. If that's the only way to go, what diff checker recommendations do you have?
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MitchellTe1 (MitchellT)
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Hi @MitchellTe1
you could check the different versions on a rule or data element level or use a diff tool that you would typically find in development IDEs like MS Code or IntelliJ Idea.
This can become quite an endeavor though since launch libraries can become quite big
Hi @MitchellTe1
you could check the different versions on a rule or data element level or use a diff tool that you would typically find in development IDEs like MS Code or IntelliJ Idea.
This can become quite an endeavor though since launch libraries can become quite big
Launch doesn't have a native diff checker.
However, if you're savvy enough with programming, you can write a script that uses the Launch API to programmatically read-and-diff your libraries. See the API guide: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-platform/tags/api/endpoints/libraries
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There is a rule version checker in Launch you can compare itemes within teh rule itself version to version.
Not sure if that is what you are trying to see.
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