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There are currently some problems when diffing tables. Solving these seems rather difficult and no effort towards this has been made. Thus, a workaround similar to math sections where the...

Using `latexrevise` 1.3.2 and `latexdiff` 1.3.3 gives some weird behaviours in the presence of `\cite{}` commands. I believe `latexrevise` simply removes all rows where `%DIFAUXCMD` appears. Very minimal example: `test-old.tex`...

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When a limit of a `\sum` or a `\product` is changed in display-style math, latexdiff shows the limits as if they were set in an inline-math environment. Example: `old.tex` ```...

wontfix

After a sequence of large (but move only) changes inside a large .tex file (specifically this change https://github.com/acidanthera/OpenCorePkg/pull/537), latexdiff is producing invalid LaTeX: in two or three instances, it is...

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This is likely a won't-fix as it is particular to certain review software. However, some collaborative editors like overleaf allow for "external comments". Packages like [comment](https://ctan.org/pkg/comment?lang=en) allow for annotations viewable...

On hold

If I use the `--preamble` option to customize my diff style, it appears I only have control over the following commands: - `\DIFaddtex` - `\DIFdeltex` - `\DIFaddbegin` - `\DIFaddend` -...

I am running `latexdiff` on a document that uses the `longtable` package. If there are changes to the longtable's column alignment or to the caption, `latexdiff` will insert a `\DIFaddend`...

If I feed latexdiff with these two snippets: `\begin{equation} \frac ac \end{equation} ` and `\begin{equation} \frac bc \end{equation} ` it returns `\begin{equation} \DIFdelbegin \DIFdel{\frac{b}}\DIFdelend \DIFaddbegin \DIFadd{\frac{a}}\DIFaddend c \end{equation}` This fails...

Hello! I was wondering if it's possible / of interest to add a case-insensitive option, so that variations between upper-case and lower-case words don't show up in the final .pdf....

My understanding is that the `siunitx` typesetting commands need to be protected by an `\mbox` in order not to run into issues with `ulem` and this is what happens as...