Exclude unchanged items and provide exception detail if available#1
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Exclude unchanged items and provide exception detail if available
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This update includes the following two updates:
1. Exclude unchanged APIs
This update excludes APIs that have differences from the result set. This change was necessary because
BitDiffer.Common.Misc.AssemblyComparison.Write*methods dump all the API entities into respective XML or HTML file. When the configuration setting "Changed Items Only" flag is on, then the resulting list will exclude unchanged APIs. (UI setting Tools -> Comparison Set Configuration ->View Filter -> Changed Items Only).2. Detailed exception
Updated exception to obtain extra details (i.e assembly paths) when possible.