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Edited to make my requirements a little more clear

I would love to find a decent web viewer similar to Trac's changeset page: http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/10173. The only catch is that I need it to be pre-commit. These are for small changes that don't justify a branch/merge. Anyone know of such a tool?

Must have:

  • Must be pre-commit
  • Must have a solution for each platform: Linux, Mac and Windows

Nice to have:

  • Run it hot. What I mean by that is to have the ability to run it locally showing the modifications in my current working dir. To be able to svn st | diffwebclient would be +1.
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Winmerge

HanuAthena
I love winmerge but I don't see any web viewer there.
Chris
A: 

Atlassian's FishEye togetger with Crucible has a feature allowing you to view a diff. Also it lets you do a code review at the same time.

Ondrej Tucny
I think this will be the winner here at work since we just migrated to Jira. Thx.
Chris
You are welcome. Previously we've been using Trac but FishEye is a bit more usable. And I like the integration between Jira and FishEye.
Ondrej Tucny
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How about rietveld. Have you checked that out?

There is a public instance of rietveld running at

[Edit: Another promising web based diff viewer]

pyfunc
I'm definitely going to check this out. Ty.
Chris
@Chris: I have added another one that looks good and doesn't seem heavy weight.
pyfunc
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According to the FAQ on reviewboard they are going after pre-commit after 1.0 release. http://www.reviewboard.org

Chris