You can compare two versions of a source-controlled object to find out what's changed between the versions. You can either compare the current version to an older version or compare two older versions.
You might want to do a comparison so you can troubleshoot an issue or share coding changes for peer code reviews. The Asset Comparison page displays the selected versions in text format with highlights that indicate the differences, as shown in the following image:
Note: If the result of the asset comparison includes 10,000 lines or more, an error message appears. To compare large assets, use the Git compare feature within the Git repository.
1On the Explore page, navigate to the object that you want to compare versions.
2On the row that contains the object, click Actions and then click Compare assets.
3Choose whether you want to compare the current asset version to a previous version or if you want to compare two previous versions of the asset.
4To compare the current asset version to a previous version, select Compare the current asset version and a previous asset version, and then select the previous asset version that you want to use.
5To compare two previous versions, select Compare two previous asset versions, and then select the two versions that you want to compare.
6Click Next.
The two versions of the object appear. Differences between the two versions are highlighted.