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Add caddiff to Other Text Formats - #9
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Adds caddiff under Other Text Formats.
STEP files (ISO 10303-21) are a plain-text, non-code format, and the usual problem applies: a textual diff of two revisions is thousands of lines of coordinates and tells you nothing about what actually changed.
caddifftakes two STEP assembly revisions and produces a highlighted image plus a machine-readable change list — parts added/removed, instance count changes, moved parts (mm and degrees), and shape changes via a boolean symmetric difference with the volume delta. Anything it cannot compare is listed with a reason rather than silently dropped.Apache-2.0, a CLI, and it drives FreeCAD/OCCT in a killable subprocess. Exit codes are
0no differences /1differences found /2the run failed, so it can gate a CI job.Alphabetically it belongs before
daff.