When working inside a git repo, it's possible to use diffuse to diff individual files on one branch versus their counterpart on another branch, e.g.:
diffuse -r master foo.cc
…but there doesn't seem to be any way to get the all-over difference between the current branch and a specified branch, e.g.:
diffuse -r master -m
…which would, bluntly, be incredibly useful to have. Am I missing the syntax, or is this a feature request?
Diffuse is not able to do that yet but it would be quite useful. I will look into how this could be added to a future release.
Thank you! I'll look forward to it.
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When working inside a git repo, it's possible to use diffuse to diff individual files on one branch versus their counterpart on another branch, e.g.:
diffuse -r master foo.cc
…but there doesn't seem to be any way to get the all-over difference between the current branch and a specified branch, e.g.:
diffuse -r master -m
…which would, bluntly, be incredibly useful to have. Am I missing the syntax, or is this a feature request?
Diffuse is not able to do that yet but it would be quite useful. I will look into how this could be added to a future release.
Thank you! I'll look forward to it.