How do I do a "git diff" with scm?

Christian Höltje

Dec 16 '13, 4:19 p.m.

With the command line tools (scm/lscm) how do I do a "git diff" to show me what changes I've made but not committed yet?

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Committed changes? RTC has the concept of check-in which will create a "change set" but that change set is not visible to other users yet. They are stored on the server in your repository workspace. When you deliver the Change set, they are now visible to other users. Please clarify where you want to accomplish your diff? Before you "check in"? Before you deliver, but after you have checked-in?

Christian Höltje

Nov 11 '13, 6:38 p.m.

Sorry, I used the wrong term there. I mean "changes I've made but not yet put into a changeset yet."

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Shashikant Padur

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Nov 11 '13, 11:07 p.m.

The command to use is 'lscm diff'. For example: lscm diff file "path of the file in the sandbox". The diff command accepts only one file at a time. Refer to https://jazz.net/library/article/1031 Example 2 that shows how to diff recursively using PERL.

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