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"TAG - diff" in gitweb - is this possible?

Suppose I have two versions v0.1 and v0.2. Between them about 20 commits. Now, if I want to pretend code review in two versions, gitweb offers me the opportunity to distinguish between each commit. I just would like to make a distinction between all versions between all the commits. Is it possible? On the command line, it will look like this:

git diff v0.1 v0.2

However, git will open for each file after my diff (meld) view, and I have no way to see all the changes at once (in one file).

Perhaps someone has already encountered the same problem and can tell me what to do there?

Hello limepix

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In Gitweb, you can simply change the URL commitdiffto add the previous commit to the parameterhp

eg. on my gitweb where 0.6.9_beta2 and 0.6.9_beta3 are tags:

http://gitweb.zfs-fuse.net/?p=sehe;a=commitdiff;h=0.6.9_beta3;hp=0.6.9_beta2

You can also specify branches. If you use valid single-valued local link names, you're fine

In the CLI, I usually use

git diff v0.1 v0.2 | kompare -o -
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