Hello,
I don't understand the graphical scheme that gitk uses when displaying
patches for merge commits. I would like to be able to explain this to
the people I'm trying to evangelize to git, because they are also
puzzled when they try to check with gitk what a merge has done to a
given file.
I can see that at least three graphical hints seem to be involved:
- font: regular/bold
- color: red/blue
(maybe there are more colors when the commit has more than two parents?)
- column for displaying the '+' or '-'
But I just don't see what is the respective semantics of these hints...
(I'm using git 1.5.5.1 if that matters.)
Thanks in advance,
Jérôme
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