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I am using changes package to track modifications to a LaTeX documents, but found simply wrapping \begin{itemize}\end{itemize} with \added command doesn't work. It works fine if I wrap the contents of each itemize separately.

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    The docs say (section "Limitations") that you can't use \added to wrap tables and figures and that it sometimes fails when you wrap more than one paragraph. I think it fails with item lists for the same reason. As a workaround, the docs suggest to put the multi-paragraph content into an external file and then use \added{\include{...}}.
    – d-cmst
    Mar 18, 2014 at 18:42

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Having had issues with embedded environments using the changes package, I have found that the following works for \replaced and \added.

Use \protect\input{<the external file name>}. \include{...} provides a new page, which is not useful in a page of text.

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Including multiple paragraphs seems to work if they are separated by \\ \\ instead of a blank line, as follows :

\added{para 1
\\\\ \\\\
para 2
\\\\ \\\\
para 3}

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