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Currently, we have three options for working with version controlled files:
( -m | --modified ) Create a new tab for each modified file
( -c | --commit ) <rev> File revisions <rev-1> and <rev>
( -r | --revision ) <rev> File revision <rev>
As far as I can tell, these are actually used as
diffuse -m // for working-copy changes, in git also for staged uncommited changes
diffuse -c <rev> // compare two consecutive revisions
diffuse -r <rev> <file> <file> // compare selected revision to working copy of a given file
diffuse -r <rev1> <file> -r <rev2> <file> // compare two revisions of a given file
I am looking for an option to compare the full state of the repository between two revisions, so something like -c or -m, but with two revision parameters, or something like -r, but without the <file> parameters:
diffuse -r <rev> // open al files that differ between <rev> and working copy
diffuse -C <rev1> <rev2> // like -c, but revisions don't have to be consecutive
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