Scott Baker

It really shouldn't be possible for d-s-f to crash/stack trace as it's just a Perl script. At worst it should throw a Perl exception and dye cleanly. I suspect you...

See above... Perl doesn't have the ability to stack trace unless your Perl installation itself gets corrupted. I suspect another tool in the chain, perhaps `less` is causing the issue....

@stevemao / @paulirish thoughts on this? NPM isn't my area of expertise.

With the release of v1.4.1 I'm strongly encouraging packages to use the fatpacked version of d-s-f. It's included in the binary section of the release, and/or it's easily built using...

Can this either be updated or closed. Packagers should use the fatpacked version, which is currently 39k.

I'm not sure how I feel about this. `-RFX` has been the recommendation for several years now, and it hasn't caused any problems (bug reports). I've used it on my...

Just so it's written down here are the appropriate sections of the `less` man page. ``` -R or --RAW-CONTROL-CHARS Like -r, but only ANSI "color" escape sequences and OSC 8...

You can also do `git diff db235481a 629e7490c > /tmp/raw.diff` Anything that redirects, and thus doesn't require a pager, will be completely bypass d-s-f. Not sure which is best though.

Can this issue be closed then?

I see... I misunderstood. Are you setting any diff-hightlight colors in your git config? Or just relying on the colors that are hardcoded in diff-highlight itself?