The FAQ explains how 2 commits can be compared by Ctrl-clicking them: https://github.com/fork-dev/Docs/blob/8d49ab70c2a231bf55a84334a5bda97b397e2c89/faq.md#how-to-compare-two-branches-or-commits
I think it'd also be useful to clarify,
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Whether the order of selection matters.
The selected commits seem always compared in chronological order.
With the Git CLI, one can do git diff start end and git diff start end to get opposite diffs. In these terms, Fork always does git diff start end.
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Whether the selection is start/end commit inclusive/excluve.
The selection seems start-exclusive, end-inclusive, similar to Git.
The FAQ explains how 2 commits can be compared by Ctrl-clicking them: https://github.com/fork-dev/Docs/blob/8d49ab70c2a231bf55a84334a5bda97b397e2c89/faq.md#how-to-compare-two-branches-or-commits
I think it'd also be useful to clarify,
Whether the order of selection matters.
The selected commits seem always compared in chronological order.
With the Git CLI, one can do
git diff start endandgit diff start endto get opposite diffs. In these terms, Fork always doesgit diff start end.Whether the selection is start/end commit inclusive/excluve.
The selection seems start-exclusive, end-inclusive, similar to Git.