Hi, I submitted a large pull request for review. There were a number of review comments, which I addressed. I'd like the reviewers to be able to see just the changes which addressed their comments (ie the follow-on commits). Is there a way to do this? Thanks.
Hello,
When you make a pull request, there is the Overview tab. In this tab you can see the difference between the source branch and the destination branch.
This shows a diff only from the current code revision on the source branch to the target branch. I want to be able to show the difference from the current code revision on the source branch to a past code revision on the source branch, so that reviewers can check that their feedback was applied satisfactorily without having to go back over everything.
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I never needed it. Usually if you fix code on somebody's feedback, you make a new branch and when you make a pull request, the reviewer can see what has been fixed.
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