git has a built-in diff tool, use that 
If you have simply checked out my repo and made changes, all you need to do to see them is:
git diff
Then you can git add and git commit those changes, and for example push them to a repo of your own on Github. From there you can make a "pull request" which lets me merge or comment very easily.
Also git status is useful to see what you have changed and added.

If you have simply checked out my repo and made changes, all you need to do to see them is:
git diff
Then you can git add and git commit those changes, and for example push them to a repo of your own on Github. From there you can make a "pull request" which lets me merge or comment very easily.
Also git status is useful to see what you have changed and added.

