These files are not necessarily version controlled.
I’m using Git and Git GUI on Windows XP.
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These files are not necessarily version controlled.
I’m using Git and Git GUI on Windows XP.
Yes,
git diffworks on two unversioned paths, both files and directories (recursive diff). I don’t think you can do this from the GUI; you’ll need to use the command line.If you want GUI, I suggest installing KDiff3 instead. It can also be used by Git as a merge tool than if you set
diff.tool = kdiff3,diff.guitool = kdiff3anddifftool.kdiff3.path =path-to-kdiff3.exe