git range-diff compares two commit ranges (two versions of a branch, e.g. before and after a rebase). Its output is difficult to comprehend, though. It’s a diff between diffs, presented in one dimension using two columns of pluses/ minuses/ spaces. Wouldn’t it be better if we used two dimensions and some nice colors?
git range-diff compares two commit ranges (two versions of a branch, e.g. before and after a rebase). Its output is difficult to comprehend, though. It’s a diff between diffs, presented in one dimension using two columns of pluses/ minuses/ spaces. Wouldn’t it be better if we used two dimensions and some nice colors?