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GV current shows various Git diffs (unlike vim-fugitive, which
only shows database objects), so it makes sense to export
this functionality, say, for viewing the diff against HEAD
or the index.
For instance:
:call gv#diff("HEAD")
:call gv#diff("--cached", "HEAD")
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Doesn't fugitive already provide this? |
Author
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Yes, the vimdiff-based Gdiff works with vim-fugitive, however sometimes I just want a quick glance at the unidiff-based format of the diff in a split window, which is what gv good at. |
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Did you try |
Author
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Yes, however that halts Vim to spawn Git. I think the gv diff buffer in a split window has some benefits over it. |
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GV current shows various Git diffs (unlike vim-fugitive, whichonly shows database objects), so it makes sense to export this functionality, say, for viewing the diff against HEAD or the index.
For instance: