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Another good trick in emacs (if using git and magit) is `magit-find-file HEAD <file>`, then you can edit in one window and see the old version in the other
by jamienicol 6y ago
Another good trick in emacs (if using git and magit) is `magit-find-file HEAD <file>`, then you can edit in one window and see the old version in the other
- jonnycomputer 6y agoIt actually never occurred to me to do this. Perhaps because I tend to use command-line git, even when using an IDE. I haven't learned magit yet, and I know people swear by it. But this does look like a pretty good way to go about it, at least if your commits have a fine enough granularity.