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thelittlefireman opened this issue Apr 12, 2025 · 3 comments
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[FEATURE] compare or diff view #2170

thelittlefireman opened this issue Apr 12, 2025 · 3 comments
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What's needed and why?

We need a compare or make a diff view to see what are the different between service custom field and global field ==> need to check if a service gets a custom or an old version of a global field which should be updated (i.e: CONTENT_SECURITY_POLICY)

or between two services

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Add a view next to "easy advanced raw" buttons

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@thelittlefireman thelittlefireman added the enhancement New feature or request label Apr 12, 2025
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Hi @thelittlefireman, the RAW mode already list all settings that differ from the global config and template defaults.

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Yes, but could it be possible to get a real complete diff like in meld ?
It could be useful for following precisely global value changes.
For example, you could update in the bunkerweb source code some default value of global variable (i.e: CONTENT_SECURITY_POLICY), but I could override it in some of my services for tweaking or fixing blocking content, but how could I follow the changes to merge theses new default value with my override easily ?

Moreover, if i setup 2 identical services (for example: 2 Nextcloud instance), I could edit them both separately, but it would not be easy to see different of follow changes between these two. A compare function will help that.

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I see, we'll see what we can do 😄

@TheophileDiot TheophileDiot self-assigned this Apr 28, 2025
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