Have you tried using the git bundle in TM? CMD+Y to get the menu up. You then get a nicely formatted list of all the changes.

On 31 Jan 2013, at 16:36, Vincent Tschanz wrote:

Hi, When I pull a git repository, Textmate update automatically the corresponding opened files (which is cool) but it does it silently. Is there a way to get notified when a opened file is updated? I found this old ticket about the same issue : http://ticket.macromates.com/show?ticket_id=FFEB806B Is it already implemented or still planned?

Thank you.

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On Feb 1, 2013, at 11:00 AM, Vincent Tschanz vincent.tschanz@gmail.com wrote:

Yes I'm using the git bundle. I'm not sure of which menu entry you are talking about? The log menu is very usefull, but it does not list only the change of a specific file, not very handy for a quick look of the changes on the opened file.

Select the file(s) in the file browser before calling upon the various Git commands, and the commands should be limited to your file browser selection. To quickly select the current file you can use ⌃⌘R

Le 01.02.13 19:09, Allan Odgaard a écrit :

Neither — what sort of notification are you expecting?

Just a small message (notification bar or popup) saying something like "the file as been modified by another user/program" Just to be aware that something happened to te file I'm working on. This happened to me the other day : made a pull, the file was modified but I wasn't aware of it (I didn't expect any modifications here) then I made a cmd-z to change my previous edit, but the ctrl actually removed the last git modifications, then I saved and commited and my co-worker was angry ;)