Accept "git diff" as input #32
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@@ Coverage Diff @@
## master #32 +/- ##
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+ Coverage 85.88% 86.02% +0.14%
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Files 9 9
Lines 659 773 +114
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+ Hits 566 665 +99
- Misses 79 89 +10
- Partials 14 19 +5
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This commit allows to pipe `git diff` command output into gocovsh to display only changed portions of changed files. It might be helpful when actively working on a feature to determine its coverage quickly, while disregarding the rest of the code.
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In addition to supporting file list input, this commit adds support for
raw "git diff" output. In this case, only the changed files will appear,
and only the lines marked as "added" in the diff will be shown. For
every such line, its coverage status will be reported of course
(red/green/gray).