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On 12/07/2017 09:58 PM, Ian Zimmerman wrote: |
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> I would like to use "git diff" to show differences between the |
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> current state of a git repository and a normal directory tree somewhere |
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> on the filesystem, ie. one without a .git subdirectory. This is proving |
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> surprisingly hard to do. |
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If "git diff" isn't important, I was able to fake something close but |
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not quite like it: |
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colordiff --recursive \ |
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--suppress-common-lines \ |
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--unified \ |
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--exclude=.git \ |
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--new-file \ |
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<src> \ |
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<dst> \ |
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| most |
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That uses app-misc/colordiff to colorize the diff output, and |
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sys-apps/most as my pager. |
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