← Back to context Comment by esafak 4 hours ago It tells you the function changed but not how; you still need line-level diffs. 1 comment esafak Reply rs545837 4 hours ago Right, sem gives you both. sem diff --verbose shows the full before/after body of each changed entity. The entity-level view tells you what changed and what's affected. The line-level detail is still there when you need it.
rs545837 4 hours ago Right, sem gives you both. sem diff --verbose shows the full before/after body of each changed entity. The entity-level view tells you what changed and what's affected. The line-level detail is still there when you need it.
Right, sem gives you both. sem diff --verbose shows the full before/after body of each changed entity. The entity-level view tells you what changed and what's affected. The line-level detail is still there when you need it.