Code review process confusing (incorrect diff?)

Asked by Jason Spashett

I pushed up a change on branch asked for it to be reviwed.

A comment was put against the proposal, which I agreeded with and I therefore re-worked the change and pushed it back.After which I submitted it for re-review, but now I see that the diff for the proposal is the old one and not that contains the new changes. If you look at the branch history you can see my new changes, but not my new diff underneath. This is confusing to me and possibly "wrong."

Proposal is: https://code.launchpad.net/~jspashett/bzr/76616_ignored_on_add_confusing/+merge/4864

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Curtis Hovey (sinzui) said :
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I too was confused when I pushed and checked the diff on the website. The merge proposal's diff is *not* regenerated after a push. The diff only reflects the changes at the time the merge proposal was made.

Reviewers must make new diffs from your branch, you include an incremental diff (that will not be coloured) in your comment.

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