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On Linux, how could I generate a diff between two XML files?
Ideally, I would like to be able configure it to some things strict, or loosen some things, like whitespace, or attribute order.
I'll often care that the files are functionally the same, but diff by itself, would be annoying to use, especially if the XML file doesn't have a lot of linebreaks.
For example, the following should really be okay to me:
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One approach would be to first turn both XML files into Canonical XML, and compare the results using
diff
. For example, xmllint can be used to canonicalize XML.Or as a one-liner.
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Jukka's answer did not work for me, but it did point to Canonical XML. Neither --c14n nor --c14n11 sorted the attributes, but i did find the --exc-c14n switch did sort the attributes. --exc-c14n is not listed in the man page, but described on the command line as 'W3C exclusive canonical format'.
Warning --exc-c14n strips out the xml header whereas the --c14n prepends the xml header if not there.
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Tried to use @Jukka Matilainen's answer but had problems with white-space (one of the files was a huge one-liner).Using
--format
helps to skip white-space differences.Note: Use
vimdiff
command for side-by-side comparison of the xmls.GuruMGuruM
Diffxml gets the basic functionality correct, though it doesn't seem to offer many options for configuration.
Edit: Project Diffxml has been migrated to GitHub since 2013.
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If you wish to also ignore the order of child elements, I wrote a simple python tool for this called
xmldiffs
:Compare two XML files, ignoring element and attribute order.
Usage:
xmldiffs [OPTION] FILE1 FILE2
Any extra options are passed to the
diff
command.Get it at https://github.com/joh/xmldiffs
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My Python script xdiff.py for comparing XML files ignores differences inwhitespace or attribute order (in contrast to element order).
In order to compare two files
1.xml
and 2.xml
, you would run the script as follows:In the OP's example, it would output nothing and return exit status
0
(for nostructural or textual differences).In cases where
1.xml
and 2.xml
differ structurally, it mimics the unifiedoutput of GNU diff and returns exit status 1
. There are various options for controlling the output, suchas -a
for outputting all context, -n
for outputting no context, and -q
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Andreas NoldaAndreas Nolda
I use Beyond Compare to compare all types of text based files. They produce versions for Windows and Linux.
AlanAlan
Our SD Smart Differencer compares documents based on structure as opposed to actual layout.
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There's an XML Smart Differencer. For XML, that means matching order of tags and content. It should note that the text string in the specific fragment you indicated was different. It presently doesn't understand the XML notion of tag attributes indicating whetherwhitespace is normalized vs. significant.
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Not sure whether (the dependence of) an online tool counts as a solution but, for what it's worth, I got good result in this online XML comparison tool. It simply works.
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