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I'm writing a patch for my code which mainly replaces contents within lines. I want the git diff --stat (and later git log --stat) to show me the numbers of characters, rather than lines, added or ...
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i want git status to also list number of lines changed, like those + and - on git pull: example) ❯ LANG=c git status On branch develop Your branch is up to date with 'upstream/develop'. Changes not ...
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Git's pull output has been explained here fairly well. In spite of this I'm still unsure exactly what the text graph relates to. For example: git diff --stat master HEAD^ Outputs (truncated): ...
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If I do git log <commit-id> --stat or git diff with --stat, I get something like: myproj/src/__main__.py | 1 + myproj/{ => src}/utils.py ...
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I'm doing a diffstat on my merge to see how many inserts, deletes and modifications I made like so: git show 526162eed6 --first-parent --unified=0 | diffstat -m This lists all the files and gives a ...
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Is there a way to see what commits have been pulled in from the remote repository after you do a git pull --rebase? In other words: git pull will show a summary of changed files at the end (like git ...
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I ran "git merge" from Terminal on Mac OS X to merge a branch into my master and receive output that looks like: spec/models/user_spec.rb 57 ++++++++++++++++++++ What does the "57 ++++++++++++++++...
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when use diffStat or git diff to analyze the code,it often shows the result below, 71 files changed, 10938 insertions(+), 947 deletions(-), 3103 modifications(!), 3027 unchanged lines(=) but I do ...
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While in a git repository, I can do : git log --oneline --stat and I'll have a nice output looking like: ca0ab77 commit message a/file/changed | 19 ------------------- 1 file changed, 19 deletions(-)...
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If I do: $ git checkout some_branch [...] $ git diff another_branch It'll show a large diff between the branches. Now there's a simplified, smaller1 diff shown after applying a commit, or merge, I ...
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What I want: A command that prints number of added (+) and removed (-) from change log, where the added portion(+) written in green and deleted portion (-) written in red. What I have currently: hg ...
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If I do: git diff --stat master I will have something like: .gitignore | 11 +- BUGS | 1 + Makefile ...
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I probably don't know how to search for this, but can't find what the git stats that are shown when you do a git pull or a "git show --stat 947a403" (--stat is not in the manpage) It's supposed to be ...
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I have directory structure as below in svn Dir1/file1 /file2 /file3 Dir2/file1 /file2 I have deleted the directory Dir1 and committed the changes to svn using svn rm Dir1 and svn ci -m"...
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I want to generate a LOC(Lines of code) metric for my svn repo given a date range: Date: July 2012 Lines Added: 38,719 Lines Modified: 22391 Lines Deleted: 9512 Total: 70621 I ...
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