Comment by merightnow
4 years ago
I've tried that as well. For me it was really difficult as I use the current changes quite a lot, and it makes it a lot more difficult to grasp the work I've done so far without having a meaningful change set.
4 years ago
I've tried that as well. For me it was really difficult as I use the current changes quite a lot, and it makes it a lot more difficult to grasp the work I've done so far without having a meaningful change set.
I keep a draft PR open to keep track of this. Not has nice as vs-codes diff tool though.
You can still use VS Code's diff if you have the GitHub Pull Requests extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=GitHub.v...
Anything that would allow a similar workflow in JetBrains IDEs?
you can use separate dev/release branches, and do something like "git diff master" (if you dont git push, you don't even need a separate branch, git diff origin/master works, but you lose half the point of frequent commits then)