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by throwaway525142 1887 days ago
Github shows the force push, and from which commit to which commit it happened. You can then manually put the into the diff view of Github and see what changed. I agree that it should have a UI though.
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bonzini 1887 days ago
The diff view is unusable if master has moved in the meanwhile. What you really need is a UI for "git range-diff".
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NicoJuicy 1887 days ago
You can do that in azure devops. By default, it shows all commits and then you can go to the commits tab and select the ones you want to view ( multiple or single)
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bonzini 1887 days ago
Can it show a diff-of-diffs, and detect patches that were added, removed or reordered? Something like https://patchew.org/QEMU/20210414134112.25620-1-iii@linux.ib....
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pritambaral 1887 days ago
> You can then manually put the into the diff view of Github and see what changed.

GitHub throws up 404 when I do this. Same with simply trying to view the old commit directly using the `.../commit/<hash>` link.

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