Setting Color Options for Project File Differences—Git
If you are using Flare's integrated source control features, you can view differences between files in various ways. One way is to view file differences between a local version of a Flare project and the source control version.
When viewing file differences between a local version of a Flare project and the source control version, you can select color options to display the files. Color coding makes it easier to discern where differences between files occur.
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By default the files that are included only in your local copy are displayed as green in the Differences Editor, and the files that are included only in source control are displayed in red. You can use this dialog to change the local-only files to blue and the source control–only files to yellow.
For more information see the Flare online Help.