So at least this means my path part is not malformed. Git diff ce823d9 HEAD DirName\fileName.html Git diff HEAD^^ HEAD DirName\fileName.html git diff HEAD^^.HEAD DirName\fileName.html git diff HEAD~2 HEAD DirName\fileName.html git diff HEAD^ HEAD DirName\fileName.html git diff HEAD^ HEAD - DirName\fileName.htmlīut when I run the same command, but substitute the HEAD^^, etc., with the commit reference, it works fine. It just brings up another command prompt. After entering the command in Cmder on the command line, I get no response. My googling says that these should work, but they don't, for me.
I would like to have a diff command to use a relative value for a recent commit, like 2 commits ago. We seem to be using git to access our TFS repos.
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