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Legitimately proper rebase diffs was the # 1 thing I was looking forward to with native stacking, and it seems like it hasn't happened.
The range-diff diffs the diff of the PR before and after your rebase, so you can see what actually changed. The current stacking UI seems like it doesn't collapse force-pushes, but otherwise doesn't improve on the status quo.
The ecosystem seems to be moving toward a standard Change-ID header that identifies a commit (originally from Gerrit, implemented by JJ, GitButler, likely Git 3.0, and also used by Tangled; Graphite is effectively "Cursor Origin" now and doesn't use the standard).
I don't really know what else to say, I mainly just feel the pain and occasionally use git range-diff (and jj ofc!) but I'm a GH user (like everybody else here) so I can't talk too in-depth.
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Legitimately proper rebase diffs was the # 1 thing I was looking forward to with native stacking, and it seems like it hasn't happened.
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range-diffdiffs the diff of the PR before and after your rebase, so you can see what actually changed. The current stacking UI seems like it doesn't collapse force-pushes, but otherwise doesn't improve on the status quo.The ecosystem seems to be moving toward a standard
Change-IDheader that identifies a commit (originally from Gerrit, implemented by JJ, GitButler, likely Git 3.0, and also used by Tangled; Graphite is effectively "Cursor Origin" now and doesn't use the standard).Other notable resources:
jj interdiffI don't really know what else to say, I mainly just feel the pain and occasionally use
git range-diff(and jj ofc!) but I'm a GH user (like everybody else here) so I can't talk too in-depth.All reactions