On Wed, 8 Feb 2006, Brian Gerst wrote:
git-whatchanged doesn't show that merge commit either.
Actually, it does. You just have to ask it.
git-whatchanged --cc
The thing is, "git-whatchanged" is different from "git diff" and other
helpers, in that it by default shows the "raw" git representation. Which
indeed doesn't show that merge as being anything interesting.
But with "--cc", the merge suddenly blossoms.
Now, arguably, the raw format should default to the same kind of "were
there data conflicts" that "-c" does for merges, but it doesn't, so it's
silent ;(
Linus