When using a repository with "core.autocrlf=false" I'm trying to run a diff between two commits that have many files (~1000) changed that differ mostly in line endings or other whitespace. When I run `git diff --stat --ignore-all-space <commit-1> <commit-2>` I'm getting an output that has many files listed like: some-file.txt | 0 This is easy enough to parse through when it's a small number of files but when there is ~1000 files with only maybe 1500 insertions/deletions showing it's not really useful to me to see a list of those 1000 files, if there was a way to sort by number of insertion/deletions or filter out the files that had 0 effective changes that would solve my problem. Simple example: ``` mkdir example && cd example git init git config --local core.autocrlf false echo HELLO > file.txt echo WORLD >> file.txt git add file.txt git commit -m "first kind of line endings" <use an editor to swap out the line endings> git add file.txt git commit -m "second kind of line endings" git diff --stat --ignore-all-space HEAD~1 HEAD ``` Thanks, Matthew Rogers
