Dan Davison

Thanks for doing this, my first pass at blame handling was definitely a work-in-progress! Do you think it could be appropriate to inspect the git config [`blame.date`](https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config#Documentation/git-config.txt-blamedate) key, and also...

Hi @equwal, thanks for this. I'm open to suggestions here; basically my approach so far has been to make sure that a user in possession of the executable can obtain...

Right, yep not for me either, looks like `man` just uses the empty input that way.

Yes, that works, thanks. (I'm blanking on why `man

There's some good command line workarounds for generating man-formatted text from `--help` here but I'm going to close this for now since I'm not planning on taking further action on...

Hi @mnemnion, thanks for this. The problem you describe is similar to https://github.com/dandavison/delta/issues/117 isn't it? (I'm also curious what the real scenario where you're hitting this is.) My off-the-cuff reaction...

Vague speculation: Maybe the way to architect such a thing would be to create an entirely new project named `syntect-server` or something, whose job is to watch files on disk...

Perhaps what I said was out of date -- I believe that the LSP spec does now have a section relevant to syntax highlighting: https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specification#textDocument_semanticTokens

Hi @citizenharris, thanks! I agree. In fact I wonder if that should be the default. Are you thinking we should just not show that file in side-by-side mode at all?...

I believe that diffs adding multiple (large) new files are more common than PRs adding large blocks. If that's so, then I think there's an argument for new files being...