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git diff --word-diff is very useful for figuring out change code changes when a lot of white space changes have occurred, such has re/de-indenting blocks of code.
git meta diff --word-diff does not error but also does not pass the argument down argument down to the individual git diff commands.
git meta should likely pass all arguments of after the diff to the individual git diffs
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Took a quick look at this and just wanted to share my findings. The way git meta diff is implemented is that we just end up calling git diff --submodule=diff. If the --word-diff argument is added it is actually passed to the individual call to git diff but it seems like git ignores the argument when used in conjunction with --submodule=diff.
git diff --word-diff
is very useful for figuring out change code changes when a lot of white space changes have occurred, such has re/de-indenting blocks of code.git meta diff --word-diff
does not error but also does not pass the argument down argument down to the individualgit diff
commands.git meta should likely pass all arguments of after the diff to the individual
git diff
sThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: