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svn diff --diff-cmd colordiff file.cor you could also just pipe diff output into colordiff:svn diff file.c | colordiffwhich will dump the colorized diff to your terminal. My favorite is to pipe it to less:svn diff file.c | colordiff | less -Rthat way you can use a pager to peruse the diff if it's longer than a screenful. I use this so often I have a function called 'svndiff' in my .bashrc file:function svndiff () { svn diff $@ | colordiff | less -R; }man ls https://www.depoxitoregister.com/which has a high RTP and also an official license. For me, this was a breakthrough—well worth trying.