On Fri, 13 Jul 2007, Paul Mackerras wrote:
I should add that I'm sure that gitk won't yet do the right thing if
there are files in the index at other than stage 0, or if the local
changes are the result of an incomplete merge. (In the latter case I
suppose one or other of the fake commits should have multiple parents,
but I don't have the infrastructure to add fake commits with multiple
parents yet.)
That would be beautiful to see, indeed, when you're in the middle of a
merge. "gitk --merge" already does most of it, but actually seeing the
diff of the currently merged stuff would be pretty darn cool.
Linus