I'm not sure how you'd diff those sorts of things. What would you imagine the output would be?
On the other hand, you can use any preview command you like with fzf like
fzf
branch="$(git branch -a | grep -oE '[^ ]+$' | fzf --preview='git show --color=always --stat {}; printf "\n\n"; git diff --name-only {}')"
which would give you a show and then follow it with a list of all the files which differ between the selected and the current branch.
show
Sorry for the noise. I found the answer here:
stackoverflow.com/questions/348853...
There would be no output, just the executive of the configured difftool.
Try executing:
git difftool HEAD~1..HEAD
And you will receive the intended behavior for the last commit of the branch.
If you install meld or another well know visual difftool for will recognize it.
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I'm not sure how you'd diff those sorts of things. What would you imagine the output would be?
On the other hand, you can use any preview command you like with
fzflikewhich would give you a
showand then follow it with a list of all the files which differ between the selected and the current branch.Sorry for the noise. I found the answer here:
stackoverflow.com/questions/348853...
There would be no output, just the executive of the configured difftool.
Try executing:
git difftool HEAD~1..HEAD
And you will receive the intended behavior for the last commit of the branch.
If you install meld or another well know visual difftool for will recognize it.