Neat way to automate something I usually do manually. Usually I do something like git diff -w master > tmp/diffs.txt (or hg diff -r default > tmp/diffs.txt), and examine that, both looking for things that shouldn't be there (like debugging calls and such) and to compose a detailed pull request description. (Sometimes I'll also do this before an individual commit.)
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Neat way to automate something I usually do manually. Usually I do something like
git diff -w master > tmp/diffs.txt(orhg diff -r default > tmp/diffs.txt), and examine that, both looking for things that shouldn't be there (like debugging calls and such) and to compose a detailed pull request description. (Sometimes I'll also do this before an individual commit.)