Re: Potential bug: truncated diff output

2014-01-15 Thread David Kastrup
Johannes Sixt writes: > Am 1/16/2014 7:19, schrieb Misha Penkov: >> I have a file in a git repo. It has changed during the last two >> commits. I want to see the changes made in these two commits. The >> following command should work: >> >> git diff HEAD^^ > > Here, you revert the change...

Re: Potential bug: truncated diff output

2014-01-15 Thread Misha Penkov
Ah, I see. Thank you. Michael On 16 January 2014 15:55, Johannes Sixt wrote: > Am 1/16/2014 7:19, schrieb Misha Penkov: >> I have a file in a git repo. It has changed during the last two >> commits. I want to see the changes made in these two commits. The >> following command should work: >> >>

Re: Potential bug: truncated diff output

2014-01-15 Thread Johannes Sixt
Am 1/16/2014 7:19, schrieb Misha Penkov: > I have a file in a git repo. It has changed during the last two > commits. I want to see the changes made in these two commits. The > following command should work: > > git diff HEAD^^ > > but that doesn't get me the expected results. Read on for det

Re: Potential bug: truncated diff output

2014-01-15 Thread David Kastrup
Misha Penkov writes: > I have a file in a git repo. It has changed during the last two > commits. I want to see the changes made in these two commits. The > following command should work: > > git diff HEAD^^ > > but that doesn't get me the expected results. Read on for details. > As I mentio

Potential bug: truncated diff output

2014-01-15 Thread Misha Penkov
I have a file in a git repo. It has changed during the last two commits. I want to see the changes made in these two commits. The following command should work: git diff HEAD^^ but that doesn't get me the expected results. Read on for details. Last commit: I changed some stuff towards the en