On 6/18/2017 7:22 PM, The Tick wrote:
Just wondering if this exists or if it would have to be scripted -- a way to get a per-file recap of added/changed/removed lines for the files in a commit. It would be a way to quickly gauge the amount of changes that had occurred.
Of course there's the simple list provided by "fossil changes", but that only shows file names which changed.
There's aksi "fossil diff --brief", which also only shows file names with changes. Without the --brief option, it shows the entire change, which is more than you wanted. But it does support the --checkin option which shows what changed in that particular checkin.
If you configure fossil to use an external diff utility, you might be able to find one that has a summary mode that is more verbose than --brief and less complete than the usual output. The somewhat elderly GNU diff I have here on my Windows box (version 2.8.7 built in 2004 apparently) does not have such an option. Read about "fossil set diff-command" for how to do that.
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