Revsync is a realtime syncing plugin for IDA Pro, Binary Ninja, and now Ghidra!
The Revsync Ghidra plugin is compatible with the original Revsync IDA Pro and Binary Ninja plugin.
The Ghidra plugin currently only syncs:
- Comments
- Symbol names
Future versions may expand to include the stack variable names, structs, and code coverage modules that the original revsync supports. Right now any sync messages for these are logged to the console but not committed.
See Installation.md for installation directions.
- Requires Ghidra 9.1.2.
- Has only been tested on Linux so far.
- Config file must be in ~/.revsync/config.json (see Installation.md)
- Syncing is based on SHA256 hash of the executable, which wasn't present in the program information on older versions of Ghidra before October 2019. If a program was imported with an older version but the project was later upgraded, it won't have the SHA256 hash and will need to be imported again.
- While Ghidra function name symbols cannot be deleted (only renamed), symbols on data/other code can. Revsync Ghidra doesn't push updates to the other clients for symbol deletions in all cases yet(changing symbol names is fine, and for a function this should generally work).
- See the notes below on comments.
Comments are tracked on a per-nick basis. There are still some edge cases where editing a comment that was written by another user will interpret their comment as part of yours. Because of this the best practice is removing everything in the comment field except your own comment before saving your changes. Future releases plan on addressing this with more robust comment update parsing.
The Ghidra supports five types of comments, the default being EOL comments. Currently Revsync Ghidra only syncs EOL comments.