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Git supports this through [--color-moved](https://git-scm.com/docs/git-diff#Documentation/git-diff.txt---color-movedltmodegt), and [delta](https://github.com/dandavison/delta) displays the moved code nicely. It would be great if difftastic could also do this to detect code moved between files.

FYI Travis CI now supports Windows: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/reference/windows/

I've also run into this issue with spaces in the file path. Is there a fix?

I'm experiencing the same problem on Windows. What's the best way to diagnose this problem?

Update: setting the version of Omnisharp as in #54 got it working for me. I'm still unsure how best to diagnose similar issues in the future.

@escapedcat we normally don't have a choice about the length of the URLs that we're including in the commit message, unless we apply the workaround @aspiers mentioned of minifying URLs....

I believe that the docs still need to be updated. The solution that I used, which avoids copying the entire theme into my own codebase, was to load my own...

Hi @vjeantet The documentation here still refers to `theme.css`, which I believe was deleted in 6c00c53d5f471ffbb24705671b971433ced65ebd: https://docdock.netlify.com/content-organisation/customize-style/#inject-your-html Maybe the docs on your local machine (as indicated by localhost) are more...

In answer to my own issue, which I raised in the Hugo discussion forum, it turns out that accessing summaries within shortcodes is not supported: * [Summaries not being reliably...

This happens for me when I edit a .jsx (React) file.