On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 4:18 AM, Chris Hoppe <hoppe7@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi you all,
I'm just ramping up on the use of git. The diff option didn't work for me.
diff is not an option but a command
if you are in a git repository and you have changed things in one or
more file in that repository, but have not staged or committed them
then
git diff
with produce a usable diff
if you have committed your work locally, then
git log -p -1 will produce a patch
or git format patch -1
of course the best would be to upload these via gerrit.
in any case, your effort are appreciated, but without a diff it is
very very hard and time consuming to integrate your work.
Norbert
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