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Still using "git whatchanged"

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Jjorg@ml1.net <jorg@ml1.net>
Date
Sep 2, 2025, 06:18 UTC
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Hi,
apart from what's stated in the subject, I think it's not logical to use "--raw" when I want to see what has changed.
"git log" shows me the log. What's the raw part about wanting to see what's changed?
If "git whatchanged" will be abandoned, please at least let me type "git log --whatchanged" in the future.
Thanks.

Regards, J

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