Follow-up Comment #6, bug #62934 (project groff):
[comment #5 comment #5:]
> I'm not sure what happened, both of my last commits were one liners where I
used kompare to change the single line which was relevent from my working copy
of gropdf.
I wasn't really trying to complain; I was mainly curious what the fix _looked
like_. :)
> Do you have any idea how I can stop this happening?
I tend to run two commands compulsively that do not appear to be in your work
flow.
git diff
git diff --cached
Because I run them so often, I have set up aliases for them in my
$HOME/.gitconfig.
[alias]
dc = diff --cached
di = diff
"git diff --cached" shows you what you have "staged" for the next commit, and
"git diff" shows you the diff against what is staged if anything, and against
the currently checked out commit (often HEAD) otherwise.
Try running those at various points and see if that tells you where the crazy
formatting changes creep in.
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