On Thu, Mar 14, 2019 at 9:10 PM Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schinde...@gmx.de> wrote: > In any case, before we get better tooling to work around these issues, I > still think it makes a ton of sense to encourage proper separation of > concerns: to keep patches that introduce regression tests demonstrating a > breakage separate from patches that fix the breakage. It would certainly > help me (e.g. when staring at a range diff).
Then perhaps improve the tools now because these separate patches enter 'master' and stay in the history forever. One of the problems I have with separating tests from the actual code change is the description of the problem often stays on the test commit, which I can't see in git-log if I'm searching for the code change. And no sometimes I can't just look at the parent commit if I filter code by path (and with --full-diff) -- Duy
