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hambes | 1 month ago
Range diff takes two commit ranges and compares thor commits pairwise, wich is perfect for rebases, since after the rebase all commits still exist and should be mostly identical, just at some other place in the history.
Use it like `git range-diff main..origin/mybranch main..mybranch` to compare the local, rebased branch with the upstream branch.
This let's you easily verify that eitger mothing changed or that any conflicts were resolved well.
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