Closed nkh closed 1 year ago
I can reproduce this:
If fgl -- some/file
works, though, why do you need fgl -p some/file
to work?
I'm not sure if we actually support optional git command line arguments on forgit. @wfxr @cjappl Do we?
@carlfriedrich We don't fully support this. forgit::log
only accept files to filter commits.
@carlfriedrich I'd need it so i can go from one commit to the other and see the diff for just that commit
@nkh But that already works with fgl -- some/file
as you said?
it was part of a script that used git options, now I have the answer, I'll see if it can be changed.
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Problem / Steps to reproduce
running
fgl -- some/file
displays all the commit where some/file was somewhat involved.git log -p some/file
displays the diff for that file only butfgl -p some/file
puts the diff in the list of commit rather than showing only that file's diff.