Trent W. Buck writes: > > Johan Tibell writes: > > >> $ git diff master..integration # All changes taken together to get an > >> overview > >> $ git diff integration~2..integration~3 # Patch 3 (newest) > > Isn't the latter equivalent to the simpler "git show > integration~3"?
As written, yes. "git show" doesn't take the full suite of diff options, though, so it's not as flexible. > >> * Incrementally building up the next commit using a staging area. > > For haskell libraries, --builddir /var/tmp/staging ? That's not what he means. He's talking about using the index, eg. $ gnuclient a.h a.c # change prototype and implementation of foo $ git add a.h a.c $ gnuclient b.c # update calls to foo $ git add b.c $ git commit -m "Improve foo and update callers." _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osuosl.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
