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GIT Diff
GIT Diff
How do you see what you have changed before you add your changes for staging to a git commit?
You can use the “git diff” command.
This command will show you a the command line what you have changed before you decide to commit the changes to your local repository. Here is an example:
You can see that I changed “Let’s” to “Let us”.
After I add, commit and push the change to Bitbucket, that interface shows the “diff” more nicely:
, multiple selections available,
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