fix: include untracked files when comparing against revision #200
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When running :CodeDiff <revision>, untracked files were not shown because git diff --name-status only shows tracked file changes. Fix: After getting tracked changes, also fetch untracked files with git ls-files --others --exclude-standard and include them as '??' status. This matches the behavior of :CodeDiff (no args) which uses git status.
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Summary
Fixes a bug where untracked files were not shown when running
:CodeDiff <revision>.Problem
:CodeDiff(no args) correctly shows untracked files with??status:CodeDiff mainor:CodeDiff HEADdid not show untracked filesRoot Cause
git diff --name-status <revision>only shows tracked file changes. Untracked files are not part of git's index, so they don't appear in diff output.Solution
After fetching tracked changes, also fetch untracked files with:
And include them as
??status entries. This is the standard approach used by git GUIs since there's no single git command that includes untracked files in revision diffs.Testing
:CodeDiff HEAD