There’s one thing about what’s presented here that I strongly oppose: it’s based on a single diff of all of the commits combined, rather than on reviewing indiv

There’s one thing about what’s presented here that I strongly oppose: it’s based on a single diff of all of the commits combined, rather than on reviewing individual commits. I want to see a sequence of deliberately-designed commits with good messages. If you do this, then occasionally you’ll want to view the total diff, but much more commonly it’ll be easier for all parties concerned if you look at the commits. Putting this into practice requires very little alteration in the commands to run: `git diff --stat` becomes `git log --stat`, and `git diff` becomes `git log --patch`.