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Good-lookin' diffs. Actually… nah… The best-lookin' diffs. :tada:
This commit removes usage of the the -X option from diff-so-fancy, which prevented less termcap initialization. From the manpage: > ``` > -X or --no-init > Disables sending the termcap...
I was trying to figure out how to bypass diff-so-fancy for a one-off situation where I wanted a copy/pastable diff format. The instructions currently recommend: ``` git --no-pager diff ```...
I've been using the [diff-highlight](https://github.com/git/git/tree/master/contrib/diff-highlight) script that comes with git to improve my diffs' output, and I was looking to switch to `diff-so-fancy` for the extra improvements it does to...
If using `diff --recursive` only the first result has the proper formatting of the file names `Renamed: file1 to file2` with the coloring etc. Would be good to see it...
First, great project!! I noticed that the support for diffs including submodule changes could be improved. Some examples : 1. Let's say I have a project with a submodule ("brooklyn"),...
I got CI w/ github actions working. It runs linux, mac and windows. and I have it testing all the perl versions we had in travis (except `blead` and `dev`)....
I mentioned this in #407 It turns out these failures exist on `master` branch too. We've been avoiding them cuz appveyor uses cygwin (which seems pretty uncommon these days IMO)...
I recently started using `diff-so-fancy`. I really like the way new files are being shown. I used to miss them when scrolling quickly even with `diff-highlight`, that doesn't happen anymore....
I have `git config diff.renames copies` set and having an issue with `dfs` skipping copied file in `git show`. I'll try to explain it with examples. Without paging through dfs:...
I just tried to use `diff-so-fancy` for comparing large markdown files. Great tool, thanks! I am dealing with multiple sentences per line, so a line can easily have a few...