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问题 I'm looking for a way to produce HTML files from a git-diff output, preferably using python. I've been looking at http://docs.python.org/library/difflib.html without being able to figure out how to use the git-diff output as an input. Any clue? Many thanks 回答1: You could use the pygments commandline script to get a syntax highligthed HTML output. Installation: $ easy_install Pygments Example: $ git diff HEAD^1 > last.diff $ pygmentize -f html -O full,style=trac -l diff -o last.diff.html last

问题 I looking for a way to create Delta Diff Patches of Large Binary Files (VMWare Virtual Disk Files). Is there an implementation in C# or any useful methods in the the .NET Framework. Any help is appreciated. Thanks. rAyt 回答1: There's nothing built into the framework to do this. You're going to have to look for 3rd party solutions, commercial or free, or write your own. A common algorithm is the VCDiff algorithm, which is used by quite a large number of products. 回答2: bsdiff was designed to

问题 I've just seen this (old) post, and I was wondering if we could the same thing using GitHub flavoured markdown: Combine the normal syntax highlighting with the diff one. I tried a few things, like ```python&diff - import that + import this ``` ```python - import that + import this ``` ```pythondiff - import that + import this ``` ```diffpython - import that + import this ``` But none of them worked... So, do any of you know how to do this? Or it's not possible? 回答1: The old post you refer to

问题 I'm using git diff mycommit for comparing my working tree with mycommit , but it seems to ignore files not present in the current index. You can reproduce it as follows: git init echo A > A.txt; git add .; git commit -m A; git branch A echo B > B.txt; git add .; git commit -m B; git branch B git reset --hard A echo BB > B.txt git diff B The output (as of git version 1.7.3.3) is empty. Using --diff-filter=ACDMRTUXB shows "deleted file" which is wrong as well, since the file B.txt exists both

问题 I'm looking for a view that highlights changes to files, similar to the changes you can see viewing the Edits button for an SO item, or the history of a wiki page. 回答1: For example https://github.com/clojure/clojure/commit/c89bf2e9bcfc1bca62e36dee2d78a48f8c38c15c You are looking for 'diffs' aka 'changesets'. 回答2: Note: the change set view not only offer a diff (line by line or side-by-side), it now (Sept. 4th 2014) offer a word-by-word diff . See: "Better Word Highlighting in Diffs" Commits,

问题 I'm looking for a view that highlights changes to files, similar to the changes you can see viewing the Edits button for an SO item, or the history of a wiki page. 回答1: For example https://github.com/clojure/clojure/commit/c89bf2e9bcfc1bca62e36dee2d78a48f8c38c15c You are looking for 'diffs' aka 'changesets'. 回答2: Note: the change set view not only offer a diff (line by line or side-by-side), it now (Sept. 4th 2014) offer a word-by-word diff . See: "Better Word Highlighting in Diffs" Commits,

问题 Does anyone know of a script that can accept a raw diff file and pretty print HTML output (which would be easier to review/mail)? A google search returned me some results like http://kafka.fr.free.fr/diff2html/ However all of these scripts require two files as input (they don't even accept two directories). My diff output is the diff between two svn branches 回答1: I finally used diff2html.py to create static html output of a side-by-side diff, given my unified diff intput 回答2: I've just found

问题 I'm aiming to write a script that will compare each line within a file, and based upon this comparison, create a new file containing the lines of text which aren't in the second file. For example; **File 1:** Bob:20 Dan:50 Brad:34 Emma:32 Anne:43 **File 2:** Dan:50 Emma:32 Anne:43 The new output (File 3): Bob:20 Brad:34 I have some idea of how this needs to be done, but not exactly: def compare(File1,File2): with open(File1, "a") as f1: lines = f1.readlines() string = line.split(':') with

问题 git log has some very useful commit-limiting options, such as --no-merges and --first-parent . I'd like to be able to use these options when generating a cumulative diff patch/stat/numstat for a range of commits. With these commands: git log --oneline --first-parent --no-merges --patch 29665b0..0b76a27 git log --oneline --first-parent --no-merges --stat 29665b0..0b76a27 git log --oneline --first-parent --no-merges --numstat 29665b0..0b76a27 the diff is not cumulative (the changes are listed

问题 I have a git repository (covering more or less project history) and separate sources (just a tarball with few files) which have forked some time ago (actually somewhere in 2004 or 2005). The sources from tarball have undergone quite a lot of changes from which I'd like to incorporate some. Now the question is - how to find out what was actually the branch point for the changed sources to get minimal diff of what has happened there. So what I basically want is to find place in git history,