How to find the exact changes for each file in a commit like git diff about gitbase HOT 4 CLOSED

Okay, Thanks anyway! I was using unidiff to get the changed content, which can wrap a commit as a patch, then can access the exact lines, and I think the format in patch is good enough for me. Maybe this can help you a bit. And I will close this issue now, thanks!

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Hello @lcwj3 !

To check changes we actually have the following functions (https://docs.sourced.tech/gitbase/using-gitbase/functions#gitbase-functions):

• commit_stats(repository_id, [from_commit_hash], to_commit_hash) json: https://docs.sourced.tech/gitbase/using-gitbase/functions#how-to-use-commit_stats
• commit_file_stats(repository_id, [from_commit_hash], to_commit_hash) json array: https://docs.sourced.tech/gitbase/using-gitbase/functions#how-to-use-commit_file_stats

Hope it helps.

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Hi, thanks for your kind reply. I have tried these two API, but it seems these two can only give how many lines are changed in each file, but not exact changed line contents as what git diff does.

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Sadly we don't have a way to get the content of those changed lines yet. We started some research on how to represent that on a tabular way, but right now is not in the immediate backlog.

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