Visualize diffs between git revisions, easily.
Pass as parameters two Git revisions:
$ diffe branch_one branch_two
You may also provide a single Git revision, and then diffe will compare that revision to the previous one:
$ diffe some_revision
Default value: vim -d % %
Defines the code editor command that will open up two files for comparison. If you don't define this variable, Vim will be the default. Two % should be present in the command, they'll be replaced with the file names that the user chose to visualize the diff for. For example, you could choose to use meld as a diff visualization tool, you would then configure it as:
DIFFE_PROGRAM="meld % %"
Just source the shell script:
$ source <Path to where you cloned diffe>/diffe.sh
tig is a text-mode interface for git.
# ~/.tigrc:
bind generic ; !sh -c '. ~/.bashrc && diffe %(commit)'The MIT License (MIT)
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