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Thank you @Ionshard for the details! Indeed, my suggestion to duplicate an existing calendar entry would not cut it here. Your proposal on the other hand seems to cover what...

+1 For reference, the current Vim uses a "dumb" solution - running `diff -urN` in background and opening the result in two buffers with _vsplit_ between them and _foldenable_ in...

@lenormf but it shall be provided by default with the `kak` distribution, so I think it should rather stay opened. Btw this issue was also for quite long in the...

>What exactly would such script do? It seems that it would only be a wrapper of the diff command with some default arguments, I'm not sure how doing this from...

>I still fail to see how that's a critical feature, what is a specific example of a situation where I would like to manually edit a patch? First, what I...

>Which means that a kakdiff script would be a couple lines long, which isn't worth merging upstream, making this issue clearly superficial as people who need such a script have...

>what does vimdiff do that makes it better than passing the usual UNIX tools to `!` ? Please refer to http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/diff.html (and read it very carefully) and then look around...

We can at least cement the Nick's code under CC and everything new under MIT (both are compatible AFAIK). And later once (if at all) Nick appears around, we can...

Hm, interesting, the license was actually added by @nisansei in https://github.com/ctsstc/typio-form-recovery-reboot/commit/39cf142754428ed3076c832caa8812575737b485 .

I now learned this repo is obsolete (https://github.com/opensearch-project/piped-processing-language/issues/18#issuecomment-1540950868 ). Is there any successor? Btw. the link to the heavily unfinished documentation unfortunately did not shed enough light on the questions...