I asked the following question on StackOverflow a while ago, but did
not receive any answers so I'll try here.
We have git repository where a file was changed on a topic branch and
this branch was then merged back into the main branch. Due to various
reasons the merge was made wrongly and as a result the changes were
not accepted during the merge. The following image shows what
happened:
-----
( H )
-----
^
|
|
-----
( M )
-----^
^ \
| \ -Delta
| \
| -----
| ( B )
| -----
| ^
| / +Delta
-----/
( A )
-----
The file was changed in commit B and the changes were undone in commit M.
My problem is how to view the changes to the file between a specific
commit, e.g. B and another commit in its "downstream", e.g. H.
If you do
git log -u B..H
you won't see any changes, as the changes due to M are suppressed. You
can see potential changes by doing:
git log -u --full-history B..H
which will show you that there was a merge commit, but it still won't
show you the diff between B and M.
So is there a way of seeing all changes made to a file including those
made by a merge commit?
Thanks!
Dov
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