no, it is in text diff mode, I want to show in graphically way, I want
to show the diff one by one in kdiff3.
On 7/28/15 2:22 PM, Gergely Polonkai wrote:
Hello,
if I understand your problem correctly, git log -p hello.txt may show
(somewhat) what you need.
Best,
Gergely
On 28 Jul 2015 22:31, "Ying Huang" <huangyi...@gmail.com
<mailto:huangyi...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi, I am trying to visually show a file change history.
I have a file, named hello.txt, and 3 commits on it, they are:
_ 1b0e691e55caa8fd2b5dd6902f77c406fb68e648__
__ d058c095f7e98a7ebe943c18f87ef087c723bb9f__
__ c4d1769183ab6d852c624e71e6a0ca00dc3b6d13__
_
Please note: they might not be continuous.
The way to find all the commits on this file is by following command:
_git log --follow hello.txt|awk '/commit/{print $2}'_
Now, I want to show every visual diff of the 3, against their
respective parent.
Let's take 1b0e691e55caa8fd2b5dd6902f77c406fb68e648 as example:
The following command will give me a view on the commit details
on this file, and since I have configured kdiff3 as the difftool,
so it will pop up a kdiff3 windows to display the differences.
_ git difftool 1b0e691e55caa8fd2b5dd6902f77c406fb68e648^! hello.txt_
So, I continue to use a while loop to try to see all the 3
commits diff view
_ git log --follow hello.txt|awk '/commit/{print $2}'|while read
ss; do git difftool $ss^! hello.txt; done_
But, when I run my script , only these two commits are displayed,
_ 1b0e691e55caa8fd2b5dd6902f77c406fb68e648__
__ c4d1769183ab6d852c624e71e6a0ca00dc3b6d13__
_
this middle one
_ d058c095f7e98a7ebe943c18f87ef087c723bb9f_
is somehow skipped, I guess it is because the ^! operator.
But really, I don't know why the middle commit is skipped, and
could someone help me to find out why my script not work?
My intention is just to show the file change history in a visual
tool, for example my favorite one: kdiff3,
Or any alternative solution would also be greatly appreciated.
On 7/28/15 11:25 AM, Konstantin Khomoutov wrote:
On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 10:10:40 -0700 (PDT)
颖黄<huangyi...@gmail.com> <mailto:huangyi...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi, I am trying to visually show a file change history.
An easy way to do is to use gitk <file>, while it is in text
[...]
My intention is just to show the file change history in a visual
tool, for exampel my favorite one: kdiff3,
any alternative solution/help would be greatly appreciated.
The problem with your question is that you presented a solution without
clearly explaining your objective.
Could you please explain in simple words what are you trying to achieve?
I mean, like in
1) I have a commit-ish. Let's call it "abc123".
2) Given it, I'd like to have kdiff3 popped up displaying difference
between such and such commits.
3) ...
In the meantime, does `git log --patch --follow -- path/to/file`
do what you want (in text mode)?
After doing `git config --global core.ui auto` diffs rendered in the
console look no less understandable than those presented by a graphical
tool IMO. Well, unless you have insanely long lines in your files
while having small terminal window.
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Best Regards,
Ying
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