@fooishbar That looks nifty, but I think what I did was functionally the same? I made a new branch at the base commit of my old branch, then repeatedly cherry-picked my old commits + ran arc diff.
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Sep 10 2015
Sep 10 2015
ccope added a comment to T1508: When running "arc diff" on a range of commits, preserve the individual commits while still creating a single diff from them.
ccope added a comment to T1508: When running "arc diff" on a range of commits, preserve the individual commits while still creating a single diff from them.
I tried manually doing the arc diff on each commit in a branch, and discovered I couldn't actually view a single commit in isolation. Comparing two adjacent diffs in the revision still seemed to show all of the file moves which had been done in the other commits.