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Difference analysis for 1 branch with different Model Versions

  • June 1, 2023
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Blommetje
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Hi, 

Sometimes I check the Model Compare to see what happened in our development time. 

Yesterday we had a little bug on 1 specific screen. To debug this and only merges where executed, changes should be minor. So I expected something minor. To find all the changes between previous Model Version and current deployed, I tried finding an Compare option in SF. 

I expected something where I select my MAIN branch and use a Task like 'Compare branch MAIN; X Model Version against Y Model version’ - to see what changes where actually deployed. But I can only compare between different Branches. 

I thought this used to be possible before, but I can't find it. In a way it also feels nice to check what features/fixes have been merged, so I can generate a release note fairly easy. 

 

Is there a quick way to check all the changes in 1 branch, between two points in time? 

 

If not, it might be useful? 

 

Thanks!

Alexander

 

Best answer by Mark Jongeling

Hi Blommetje,

You can use the Revert branch task on the Model overview > Branches screen. In the task you can specify the model version or point-in-time to which you would like to revert. It is also possible to review the changes between them as reverting essentially is a merge session. In the merge session's delta actions, all differences are listed.

Hope this helps!

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Mark Jongeling
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Hi Blommetje,

You can use the Revert branch task on the Model overview > Branches screen. In the task you can specify the model version or point-in-time to which you would like to revert. It is also possible to review the changes between them as reverting essentially is a merge session. In the merge session's delta actions, all differences are listed.

Hope this helps!

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