Fastest way to update Epoch

[Carp!]

Any way to tell which files were updated so I don't have to redo both my server and my mission file?

 

I'd like to just copy and paste the changed files into my current pbos to save the updating time.

[Defent]

Grab notepad ++ and use the notepad ++ compare plugin to compare 1 file to the other and see whats missing and whats new:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/npp-compare/

http://notepad-plus-plus.org/

[happysan]

I'm using Subversion for source control.  I drag the files over, then do diffs.  

[Carp!]

Happysan and Defenting thanks for your answers. I was not aware that Compare was a plugin for notepad++ and was great.

 

Gagi, thanks for your response that wasted everyones time. I had already done the update, and am looking for possible ways to save my time in the future.

[Shadow{}Wolf]

The best way is to keep up with which of your files you've changed. Start with a vanilla install. Assume all files will be affected on any given update, so keep a list of what you changed. When the update comes out, diff all the files that you changed against the new versions of them. If you keep your changes neat an orderly inside the files it should be pretty quick.

 

There are tons of good diff programs out there, like the compare plugin for notepad++ as mentioned above. I personally use Beyond Compare because I have a free license for it from work.