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With Git it's trivially easy to create diffs covering the differences between 2 arbitrary commits: # git diff <commit1> <commit2> > mypatch.txt The resulting mypatch.txt is of course perfectly usable by GNU patch or any patch tool capable of interpreting a standard unified diff. But Eclipse wants a diff in the 'Eclipse patch format', and for that I need EGit. However, from the EGit user guide it seems that a patch can only be created to cover a single commit. This is of little practical value, IMO, because it's likely that someone working with a DVCS will make many small commits on a dev branch before he's ready to send a patch to someone else. I'm therefore requesting additional functionality that will generate an Eclipse WS patch covering the differences between 2 arbitrary Git commits.
This bug is a mix of bug 368621 (patch between 2 commits) and bug 367735 (workspace patches).
Creating a patch between 2 commits is tracked in bug 368621, please see there. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 368621 ***