Is there a way to get meld
+ git
to display changes that happened between 2 git commits, but exclude changes introduced in a 3rd commit? The use case is to see how much current commit differs from some commit done before a 3-way merge.
Diff between 2 git commits except contained in 3rd commit
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I've got a hacky way to do that.
Warning: Before using single liner below, better commit/backup all your uncommitted changes. This single liner tries to stash and restore your changes. But it still may introduce some clutter (new files) at repo or may contain some bug
The code below shows a diff between
FIRST_COMMIT
andSECOND_COMMIT
except changes to other files introduced by another branch inMERGE_COMMIT
. You should set env variablesFIRST_COMMIT
,SECOND_COMMIT
andMERGE_COMMIT
to appropriate values.What this single-liner does:
stash
FIRST_COMMIT
MERGE_COMMIT
andSECOND_COMMIT
and all revisions between themSECOND_COMMIT
FIRST_COMMIT
andSECOND_COMMIT
except changes to other files introduced by another branch inMERGE_COMMIT
. The previous sentence means that if some file was modified both inSECOND_COMMIT
and inMERGE_COMMIT
, all changes will be present at diff. It's hard to avoid that.Depending on your prefered git workflow, you may decide to remove git stash calls from single liner above