John A Meinel <email address hidden> writes:
> Oh, and why do you need "bzr dif $(bzr modified)" isn't that just "bzr > dif"? I suppose if you were doing "bzr diff $(bzr modified | grep X)"...
'bzr di $(bzr modified)' shows me a diff of (pre-)existing modified files only.
'bzr di' shows me the diff of all changed files including new(ly added) files which in some circumstances I'm not interested in seeing.
-- James
John A Meinel <email address hidden> writes:
> Oh, and why do you need "bzr dif $(bzr modified)" isn't that just "bzr
> dif"? I suppose if you were doing "bzr diff $(bzr modified | grep X)"...
'bzr di $(bzr modified)' shows me a diff of (pre-)existing modified
files only.
'bzr di' shows me the diff of all changed files including new(ly added)
files which in some circumstances I'm not interested in seeing.
--
James