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Is there a way to display a commit on github.com without showing whitespace changes?
Is there a way to display that from console? i.e. clone and then look at commit (tree) locally ignoring all white space changes?
I use Trac extensively; I’m looking for something similar to Ignore White space changes (which can be found on the changeset view).
Append
?w=1to the URL on any github.com page that is showing a diff and it will ignore whitespace. See this blog post.