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You can just diff the previous head with the new one. In GitLab, it's simply a matter of clicking "Compare with previous version". Locally, it's `git diff branc
by seba_dos1 3y ago
You can just diff the previous head with the new one. In GitLab, it's simply a matter of clicking "Compare with previous version". Locally, it's `git diff branch@{1}..branch`.
It's only becoming tricky if the MR has been rebased onto a different base in the process, but it's not very hard to deal with that too if needed (just annoying).
- seba_dos1 3y agoActually, it's not that annoying at all - TIL about `git range-diff`.