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Available in Bitbucket Data Center 6.3 onwards.
To compare revisions in Bitbucket Data Center:
- Navigate to the repository where you want to compare revisions.
- From the sidebar, click
Compare.
- In the Compare page, from both the Source and Destination dropdown, select any combination of branches, tags, or commits. The source and target branches, commits, or tags may be located in different forks.
- Once selections are made, the comparison results display in a diff and a commits list tab.
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A three-dot diff is a comparison between the commit where the feature branch was last synched with the destination branch and the most recent version of the feature branch.
A two-dot diff is the direct comparison of two committish references such as SHAs.
Last modified on Jan 10, 2023
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