> it does not make sense for the answer to be different depending on the > presense of -w or --ignore-matching options. does it really not? i thought of `--name-only` as changing the formatting of the output, as doing something similar to this: git diff --no-ext-diff ... | grep -P "^(---|\+\+\+)" | cut -d/ -f2- | uniq a file of which all changes have been filtered by `--ignore-matching-lines` does not show up in `git diff --no-ext-diff`. at the moment it appears like `--name-only` puts it back in. understanding why that happens requires internal knowledge of how it is implemented, and to me at least it was surprising. nniSell Ikea Eneby :review: Source: [[notmuch:id:F936E930-D37B-4E1A-AF3C-47FC153B4E74@xxxxxxxxxxxx][Original mail]]
