Sofia Syrianidou <sofia.syrianidou@xxxxxxxx> writes: > Hello, quick question about using diff-filter in linux. In the scenario > that in my repository, I first copy file1 to file2, then move file2 to > file3 and delete file1, "git diff" returns > > > diff --git a/file1 b/file3 > > similarity index 100% > > rename from file 1 > > rename to file3 > > > but running "git diff --diff-filter=r" doesn't return anything. Only > flag T will return the change. Can this be considered as a bug? "git diff --diff-filter=r" and "git diff --diff-filter=R" have totally opposite meanings. I expect nothing to be shown if all your changes are renames and you ask to exclude all the renamed filepairs from the output with "--diff-filter=r". In other words, this seems to be working as intended. Thanks.
