On Tue, May 07, 2019 at 10:58:49AM -0400, Denton Liu wrote: > For more details, this code[2] just blindly diffs the first two > endpoints returned preceding `repo_init_revisions`. If you throw in more than two endpoints, the result is a combined diff with respect to the first commit. You can have some fun with that, eg "git diff -c @ @~4 @^^2~4". > Also, not to rehash an old discussion but I'll let this thread be my > argument *against* allowing range-notation in git-diff. Well, I think the most confusing part is to have this undocumented around. The range notation are basically just the same symbols for git-diff, but the meaning seems to be quite different. If this is going to stay - shouldn't there be at least some documentation for people trying such stuff out? And that we can point to? Or is there a reason to keep this undocumented? Greetings, Eckhard
