Using Git, I branched from "trunk" the branch "A", then committed several changes. Then, I merged from "trunk" because it was merged with branch "B" and I had to sync with those changes. Then I made additional changes on branch "A".
This is a diagram of the tree:
branch A: T1--A1--A2--M--A3--*
/ /
trunk: T1----------T2
\ /
branch B: T1--B1--B2
Now, I'd like to diff only local differences in branch "A", but if I diff between the commit where I branched originally and the current working tree, I also see the changes merged from branch "B".
So, in a merged branch how can I see only the changes made in that branch excluding the merges?
The solution is actually simple: just git diff
working tree against the commit from which the branch has been merged. In my example this means git diff T2
.