git diff - Some doubts about how correctly compare the staging area content with the last commit using GIT? -
i pretty new in git , have following doubt correct use of git diff --staged should compare staging area content last commit.
so obtain output:
$ git diff --staged diff --git a/game.js b/game.js index 49bf5ea..0783175 100644 --- a/game.js +++ b/game.js @@ -421,6 +421,7 @@ ship = function () { } if (key_status.space) { if (this.delaybeforebullet <= 0) { + this.delaybeforebullet = 10; // added fix bug !!! (var = 0; < this.bullets.length; i++) { if (!this.bullets[i].visible) { sfx.laser(); @@ -539,6 +540,7 @@ bigalien = function () { this.delaybeforebullet -= delta; if (this.delaybeforebullet <= 0) { + //if (this.delaybeforebullet = 10) { this.delaybeforebullet = 22; (var = 0; < this.bullets.length; i++) { if (!this.bullets[i].visible) { andrea@andrea-pc mingw64 ~/documents/ws_vari/version-control/asteroids ((3884eab ...))
so means output? think means that, in staging area have add these 2 lines:
1)
+ this.delaybeforebullet = 10; // added fix bug !!!
2)
+ //if (this.delaybeforebullet = 10) {
that don't have in last commit.
is reasoning correct?
yes, it's more accurate in staging-area, have version of file has 2 lines.
the staging-area contains complete files, not differences other files. has complete copies of other files well; they're identical versions of files in head
commit, git diff
doesn't show them.
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