Hi,
pass git log -p test/root.gpg
For this command to work (in the pass version I'm using anyway (v1.6.5 from
debian testing) you have to be in your ~/.password-store directory which is not
intuitive.
It will show you the changes in the file test/root.gpg for each commit
that affects that
I just tried it with 1.6.2 from my $HOME, and it worked correctly...
OK, I had to separate the filename with a -- for this to work from anywhere:
$ pass git log -p -- test/root.gpg
No, my bad, I didn't realize the diff would be binary. Stupid me :( One
thing that could be done is a git alias
On Fri 12.06.2015 at 09:25:54AM +0200, Jean-Baptiste Denis wrote:
Hi,
pass git log -p test/root.gpg
For this command to work (in the pass version I'm using anyway (v1.6.5 from
debian testing) you have to be in your ~/.password-store directory which is
not
intuitive.
I just tried it