On 08/07/11 16:10, eleanor wrote:
Hi, I'm testing the fugitive plugin for the time being and I've come
accross the following problems:
1)
- If I add and commit a file called a.txt with the text "aaa"
- and then change the text to "bbb" and save it and commit it
- and then change the text to "ccc" and save it (without commiting)
- and then do the Gdiff ... I get to compare the "bbb" against "ccc"
Why? Shouldn't Gdiff only compare values that form the actual
revisions - so in this case the "aaa" against "bbb", since the "ccc"
is not part of a revision yet - because it has not been commited to
the repository.
I don't use fugitive, so don't know the rest, but this is the same way
`git diff` behaves. Without arguments it compares what's in the working
copy to HEAD. After just committing everything in the repository, `git
diff` reports no changes. Maybe :Gdiff has a quick way to specify this
range, which would give what you're looking for:
HEAD~1..HEAD
On Fri, 8 Jul 2011, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
I don't know fugitive, but from your post I gather that it's some kind
of Vim plugin to control a version control system.
Which VCS is fugitive using?
It's in the name ^^^ (git).
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Best,
Ben
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