I can get diffs between two revisions using something like
svn diff -r 100:200 > file.diff
But the problem is that there are many lines that show up due to change in whitespace. Is there a way to only write those lines that actually change in a significant way and not just in whitespace?
You can use
svn diff -r 100:200 -x -b > file.diff
If you want to ignore all whitespaces:
svn diff -x -w | less
Use -x --ignore-space-change or -x --ignore-all-space. (See svn -h diff.)
Note that end-of-lines are not considered whitespace in this scenario and that has to be ignored with:
svn diff -x --ignore-eol-style [etc...]
You can use an alternate diff command using the --diff-cmd argument for svn diff. diff is a good utility that has plenty of features for ignoring whitespace.
For example:
svn diff --diff-cmd /usr/bin/diff -x "-w"
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