In reply to Ben Laurie who said
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> I noticed that. I think the explanation is simple. Once a change has been
> committed on the branch, diffing works. Why? Well, before a commit, the two
> versions are, say, 1.25 and 1.25.1.1 ... the logic operates on the last digit
> and tries to retrieve 1.25.1.0 to diff against. Once a single patch has been
> done, the versions become 1.25.1.1 and 1.25.1.2, and all is once more well.
Precisely right.
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