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Diffuse is a graphical tool for comparing and merging text files. It can retrieve files for comparison from Bazaar, CVS, Darcs, Git, Mercurial, Monotone, RCS, Subversion, and SVK repositories.

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When doing an n-way diff for n>3, the screen becomes very cramped. It'd be nice if diffuse could show just ~2.5 files on one screen, but there was a horizontal...

I am on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and following the instructions in the [Developers setup](https://github.com/MightyCreak/diffuse/blob/main/docs/developers/developers-setup.md). I used the `Debian/Ubuntu` command given for dependencies. It installed 11MB (I already had flatpak and...

https://github.com/MightyCreak/diffuse/blob/6e2450847cae3a57794d95e6a3f9bd3df5c9b114/src/diffuse/vcs/svn.py#L61 This is supposed to be subtracting 1, but it does not.

The old website lives here: https://mightycreak.github.io/diffuse-old/ Some interesting informations such as some command line examples or the whole user's manual could be merge back.

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Moved installation(from users.md) and quick start(from old user doc) to README.md. Convert old 0.4.8 version of user doc HTML to markdown into users.md. It still is the old content since...

We are working with a cvs Repository and have used diffuse for many years to view changes in commits. Since the release of Version 0.8.2 our tools no longer function...

I am running diffuse through flathub, version 0.8.2. The `-t` switch for starting a new tab seems to have stopped working. I don't know when exactly, but probably with the...

Provides full diff (all files) between two commits for git and mercurial. Usage: diffuse -c commit1..commit2 # displays the diff between commi1 and commit2 Provides a partial answer to issue...

Currently, we have three options for working with version controlled files: ``` ( -m | --modified ) Create a new tab for each modified file ( -c | --commit )...

For instance, within the diffuse main git directory: ``` diffuse -c 613381 # shows the modified file as expected, which is in the current working dir cd src diffuse -c...