git-diff

问题 Please note this question is not a duplicate of, but a followup to the question "How can I get a side-by-side diff when I do “git diff”?". This question seeks new information and the solution to a problem. Also, please note that I am seeking only solutions whose output is inline in the terminal like the default git diff is -- I don't want anything which opens an external gui diff program. Progress so far I have followed the suggestion from the SO question linked above and put the following

问题 Say I have a file in git called filex.code , and I want to see the full code of the last x versions of that file with each changed section highlighted -- all in one place. So an x -paned commit history of filex.code , almost as if I were doing an x -paned diff, but viewing historical versions rather than merging from different branches. The greater x , the better. Crossplatform would be great, but any of the Big Three works. Being able to edit the latest version would also be great, but read

问题 I am using Git 1.8.4 and Linux (Kubuntu 13.10). I have a Git repository with submodules. If I ask for directory diff in the main Git module, it works fine. If I do the same in one of the submodules, I get an error: ~/Projects/MAINMODULE/platform/SUBMODULE [master]$ git difftool -tool=meld --dir-diff --cached fatal: Could not switch to '../../../../platform/': No such file or directory diff --raw --no-abbrev -z --cached: command returned error: 128 ~/Projects/MAINMODULE/platform/SUBMODULE

问题 I have a local repo and a remote repo on github. For business reasons, they aren't in sync. I've done a lot of work on the local that I'm keeping, and now I'm manually adding whatever's new to the remote, to my local. There are no branches. When I use the command, git diff --color master..origin/master I get good results, showing what changed.... what I have added to the local repo is marked with a - sign, and is shown in red; while what is on the remote is shown in green with + signs. Is

问题 I have recursively replaced many single word patterns in my code base. Before committing I need to check each for false replacements. It would help me a lot to have git add -p use the format of what --word-diff uses with git diff , where only the changed words are marked and not the entire line. Someone has asked the same here, but maybe it was implemented since? https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/git-users/7uO2OUJGvP0 回答1: Since Git 2.9, you can use the property interactive.diffFilter

问题 I set *.py diff=python in .git/info/attributes . So Git knows where function boundaries. git diff -W can even make sure the whole function is shown. But is there a way to limit the output of a git diff to just a particular function (or more than one)? (Failing that, I guess it's awk...) EDIT This would also be useful for git log and git rev-list : don't show me every commit that modifies views.py, show me commits that modify a certain function in it. (Yes, in an ideal world, views.py wouldn't

问题 Morning all, Let's say I have a series of commits as follows: abc000 def111 abc222 def333 abc444 def555 I know I can use $ git diff -c --binary abc000..def555 > /tmp/abc000_def555.patch to produce a patch to upgrade a system from abc000 to def555. But what if I wanted to (for reasons to dull to get into) exclude def333 from the patch - how can I do this? Note that I do not want to revert def333, its just that I do not want the patch to incorporate this commit. Thanks 回答1: Actually all git

问题 Why does git diff not work with process substitution? $ echo hallo > hallo $ echo holla > holla $ git diff hallo holla # works $ git diff hallo <(cat holla) # works not diff --git a/hallo b/hallo deleted file mode 100644 index 4cf5aa5..0000000 --- a/hallo +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -hallo diff --git a/dev/fd/63 b/dev/fd/63 new file mode 120000 index 0000000..864a6ca` Same with git diff --no-index . It works with plain diff . cat is only a trivial example, can be replaced by a non-trivial sed

问题 Using Visual Studio 2015 Update 2 and git as source control, how do you diff between 2 commits on a branch? Note that I am not talking about diff on the granular file level (ie. view history of file and comparing), but rather for entire commits. I would expect to be able to compare when looking at the history of a branch, but the option does not exist. Here's the right click menu I see when I right click on a commit when viewing the history of a branch: Where's the compare?? 回答1: While not

问题 I can compare the tip of master and my working copy with git diff master I can compare the tip of the current branch with its merge base from master with git diff master... Is the a git diff command to compare the merge base of the current branch and the working copy? 回答1: Is the are git diff command to compare the merge base of the current branch and the working copy? If you current branch is not master, you can try in a bash shell: git diff $(git merge-base --fork-point master) If uses git