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      Is there any way to compare 2 branches (branch1 and branch2) with gitkraken?



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      I want a list of files that have changes







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          If you want to find out difference between branch A and B
          First checkout on branch A then click on branch B and select commits it then you can find changes on right panel.




          and can select multiple commit rows in the graph using Shift Click to show its merged diff







          share|improve this answer























          • right panel have only the changes of the selected commit...
            – Michalis
            Nov 9 at 22:56










          • I use Shift key and click on commit and select them , try it
            – amin saffar
            Nov 9 at 23:34


















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          I want a list of files that have changed




          git whatchanged




          • You can always use the command line and use the git whatchnaged command.

          • This command supports many of the git log flags so you can use them as well


          enter image description here





          based upon the comment:




          let's say that 2 coworkers work at the same bug... and you want to compare the 2 branches.... to find the best solution (real example)




          There are few ways to find differences between 2 branches:



          **In case you get empty result swap the branches




          • git diff <branch1>...<branch2>

          • git diff <branch1> ^<branch2>

          • git log <branch1>...<branch2>

          • git whatchanged






          share|improve this answer























          • with this command I can compare the current branch with the starting point... right... not with other branch...
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 6:32










          • you wish to compare several branches?
            – CodeWizard
            Nov 10 at 6:50










          • no.... only 2....
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 21:04










          • let's say that 2 coworkers work at the same bug... and you want to compare the 2 branches.... to find the best solution (real example)
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 21:06










          • I will update the answer for you so you can accept it :-)
            – CodeWizard
            Nov 10 at 21:34











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          If you want to find out difference between branch A and B
          First checkout on branch A then click on branch B and select commits it then you can find changes on right panel.




          and can select multiple commit rows in the graph using Shift Click to show its merged diff







          share|improve this answer























          • right panel have only the changes of the selected commit...
            – Michalis
            Nov 9 at 22:56










          • I use Shift key and click on commit and select them , try it
            – amin saffar
            Nov 9 at 23:34















          up vote
          1
          down vote













          If you want to find out difference between branch A and B
          First checkout on branch A then click on branch B and select commits it then you can find changes on right panel.




          and can select multiple commit rows in the graph using Shift Click to show its merged diff







          share|improve this answer























          • right panel have only the changes of the selected commit...
            – Michalis
            Nov 9 at 22:56










          • I use Shift key and click on commit and select them , try it
            – amin saffar
            Nov 9 at 23:34













          up vote
          1
          down vote










          up vote
          1
          down vote









          If you want to find out difference between branch A and B
          First checkout on branch A then click on branch B and select commits it then you can find changes on right panel.




          and can select multiple commit rows in the graph using Shift Click to show its merged diff







          share|improve this answer














          If you want to find out difference between branch A and B
          First checkout on branch A then click on branch B and select commits it then you can find changes on right panel.




          and can select multiple commit rows in the graph using Shift Click to show its merged diff








          share|improve this answer














          share|improve this answer



          share|improve this answer








          edited Nov 9 at 23:37

























          answered Nov 9 at 22:40









          amin saffar

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          • right panel have only the changes of the selected commit...
            – Michalis
            Nov 9 at 22:56










          • I use Shift key and click on commit and select them , try it
            – amin saffar
            Nov 9 at 23:34


















          • right panel have only the changes of the selected commit...
            – Michalis
            Nov 9 at 22:56










          • I use Shift key and click on commit and select them , try it
            – amin saffar
            Nov 9 at 23:34
















          right panel have only the changes of the selected commit...
          – Michalis
          Nov 9 at 22:56




          right panel have only the changes of the selected commit...
          – Michalis
          Nov 9 at 22:56












          I use Shift key and click on commit and select them , try it
          – amin saffar
          Nov 9 at 23:34




          I use Shift key and click on commit and select them , try it
          – amin saffar
          Nov 9 at 23:34












          up vote
          -1
          down vote














          I want a list of files that have changed




          git whatchanged




          • You can always use the command line and use the git whatchnaged command.

          • This command supports many of the git log flags so you can use them as well


          enter image description here





          based upon the comment:




          let's say that 2 coworkers work at the same bug... and you want to compare the 2 branches.... to find the best solution (real example)




          There are few ways to find differences between 2 branches:



          **In case you get empty result swap the branches




          • git diff <branch1>...<branch2>

          • git diff <branch1> ^<branch2>

          • git log <branch1>...<branch2>

          • git whatchanged






          share|improve this answer























          • with this command I can compare the current branch with the starting point... right... not with other branch...
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 6:32










          • you wish to compare several branches?
            – CodeWizard
            Nov 10 at 6:50










          • no.... only 2....
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 21:04










          • let's say that 2 coworkers work at the same bug... and you want to compare the 2 branches.... to find the best solution (real example)
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 21:06










          • I will update the answer for you so you can accept it :-)
            – CodeWizard
            Nov 10 at 21:34















          up vote
          -1
          down vote














          I want a list of files that have changed




          git whatchanged




          • You can always use the command line and use the git whatchnaged command.

          • This command supports many of the git log flags so you can use them as well


          enter image description here





          based upon the comment:




          let's say that 2 coworkers work at the same bug... and you want to compare the 2 branches.... to find the best solution (real example)




          There are few ways to find differences between 2 branches:



          **In case you get empty result swap the branches




          • git diff <branch1>...<branch2>

          • git diff <branch1> ^<branch2>

          • git log <branch1>...<branch2>

          • git whatchanged






          share|improve this answer























          • with this command I can compare the current branch with the starting point... right... not with other branch...
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 6:32










          • you wish to compare several branches?
            – CodeWizard
            Nov 10 at 6:50










          • no.... only 2....
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 21:04










          • let's say that 2 coworkers work at the same bug... and you want to compare the 2 branches.... to find the best solution (real example)
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 21:06










          • I will update the answer for you so you can accept it :-)
            – CodeWizard
            Nov 10 at 21:34













          up vote
          -1
          down vote










          up vote
          -1
          down vote










          I want a list of files that have changed




          git whatchanged




          • You can always use the command line and use the git whatchnaged command.

          • This command supports many of the git log flags so you can use them as well


          enter image description here





          based upon the comment:




          let's say that 2 coworkers work at the same bug... and you want to compare the 2 branches.... to find the best solution (real example)




          There are few ways to find differences between 2 branches:



          **In case you get empty result swap the branches




          • git diff <branch1>...<branch2>

          • git diff <branch1> ^<branch2>

          • git log <branch1>...<branch2>

          • git whatchanged






          share|improve this answer















          I want a list of files that have changed




          git whatchanged




          • You can always use the command line and use the git whatchnaged command.

          • This command supports many of the git log flags so you can use them as well


          enter image description here





          based upon the comment:




          let's say that 2 coworkers work at the same bug... and you want to compare the 2 branches.... to find the best solution (real example)




          There are few ways to find differences between 2 branches:



          **In case you get empty result swap the branches




          • git diff <branch1>...<branch2>

          • git diff <branch1> ^<branch2>

          • git log <branch1>...<branch2>

          • git whatchanged







          share|improve this answer














          share|improve this answer



          share|improve this answer








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          answered Nov 9 at 23:30









          CodeWizard

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          • with this command I can compare the current branch with the starting point... right... not with other branch...
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 6:32










          • you wish to compare several branches?
            – CodeWizard
            Nov 10 at 6:50










          • no.... only 2....
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 21:04










          • let's say that 2 coworkers work at the same bug... and you want to compare the 2 branches.... to find the best solution (real example)
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 21:06










          • I will update the answer for you so you can accept it :-)
            – CodeWizard
            Nov 10 at 21:34


















          • with this command I can compare the current branch with the starting point... right... not with other branch...
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 6:32










          • you wish to compare several branches?
            – CodeWizard
            Nov 10 at 6:50










          • no.... only 2....
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 21:04










          • let's say that 2 coworkers work at the same bug... and you want to compare the 2 branches.... to find the best solution (real example)
            – Michalis
            Nov 10 at 21:06










          • I will update the answer for you so you can accept it :-)
            – CodeWizard
            Nov 10 at 21:34
















          with this command I can compare the current branch with the starting point... right... not with other branch...
          – Michalis
          Nov 10 at 6:32




          with this command I can compare the current branch with the starting point... right... not with other branch...
          – Michalis
          Nov 10 at 6:32












          you wish to compare several branches?
          – CodeWizard
          Nov 10 at 6:50




          you wish to compare several branches?
          – CodeWizard
          Nov 10 at 6:50












          no.... only 2....
          – Michalis
          Nov 10 at 21:04




          no.... only 2....
          – Michalis
          Nov 10 at 21:04












          let's say that 2 coworkers work at the same bug... and you want to compare the 2 branches.... to find the best solution (real example)
          – Michalis
          Nov 10 at 21:06




          let's say that 2 coworkers work at the same bug... and you want to compare the 2 branches.... to find the best solution (real example)
          – Michalis
          Nov 10 at 21:06












          I will update the answer for you so you can accept it :-)
          – CodeWizard
          Nov 10 at 21:34




          I will update the answer for you so you can accept it :-)
          – CodeWizard
          Nov 10 at 21:34


















           

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