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git revision syntax is really powerful, but I can’t find how to simplify things like:
git diff 1a2e^..1a2e
without writing tree’sh1 twice?
Is there now “NEXT” syntax, something like:
git diff 1a2e^..NEXT
OR
git changeset 1a2e
??
Another “next” syntax which might be useful if 1a2e is a known revision:
git cherry-pick 1a2e+NEXT..origin/featureBranch
^^ “cherry pick anything from 1a2e to master EXCEPT 1a2e itself”
for instance.
And no, you can not refer to child commit, parent has no knowledge of it. And there may be more than one in no particular order.