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by MaulingMonkey
3413 days ago
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Lots of factors here. I find it more a matter of project style/age than language. Adding whole new chunks of code, refactoring the public interface of widely used systems, etc. tend to result in large diffs - lots of 'churn'. Extending existing code, bugfixes, more localized refactoring and doc fixes - more 'stable' codebases - tend to result in smaller diffs. Also some difference between e.g. git and perforce - branching is easier, so I can make smaller commits without worrying about breaking the dev branch... |
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