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It is not so much a diff tool (doesn't even have a proper diff view) but for finding common parts between obfuscated jars. Tools like Proguard assign random names to everything so a minor update may look completely different, Matcher tries to undo this so 3rd party work against the old jar can be ported to the new jar without starting over.
Ah okay thank you -- that's slightly different from my specific usecase where the source code is 99% the same between the .jar's but there are a few .class-files with manual patches that I'm trying to understand.
Appreciate the response (and still think it'd be useful to have some general documentation/screenshot tutorials) 👍
Really useful tool -- thanks for writing it! However, it would be great if there was some documentation on how to use it.
I imagine the most common usecase is something like:
.jar
/directory of.jars
from<original>
.jar
/directory of.jars
from<modified>
I've managed to figure out how to import two
.jars
but I'm not really sure how to view only the differences.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: