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If your commits are clean and properly ordered, you won't need this. And if they aren't, then you cannot rely on the diff because semantics may have changed in
by jfkebwjsbx 7y ago
If your commits are clean and properly ordered, you won't need this.
And if they aren't, then you cannot rely on the diff because semantics may have changed in-between...
- jonhohle 7y agoIf your commits are clean and improperly ordered, this may be useful. A perforce implementation I used in the past supported checking into a development branch and reviewing the set of CLNs that hadn’t been merged to mainline. I don’t necessarily agree with the workflow, but it was nice to have code complete, but not yet ready to ship things in everyone’s working branch.
- jfkebwjsbx 7y agoIf they are improperly ordered, then the first thing should be reordering them with an interactive rebase and then you are back at my previous post, though.