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I have a feature request that I would like to submit a pull request for, but I wanted to first check in if this is something that would be generally useful first!
I would like "minimal diffs of comments and strings". For instance, take the following diff:
difftastic will color the entire string red/green and will bold the parts that changed. My feature request is to only color the parts that changed as green or red:
I totally understand that there may be use cases/situations for where the entire string should be colored red/green and only the parts that actually changed should be bolded/styled differently (e.g. whitespace changes in a string), which is why I was thinking that this change in behavior could be gated/opted into with a flag.
Please let me know if this sounds reasonable to you and I can send over a PR your way for review. Also curious on your thoughts on this.
Thanks!
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Hi! I love
difftastic
!I have a feature request that I would like to submit a pull request for, but I wanted to first check in if this is something that would be generally useful first!
I would like "minimal diffs of comments and strings". For instance, take the following diff:
difftastic
will color the entire string red/green and will bold the parts that changed. My feature request is to only color the parts that changed as green or red:I totally understand that there may be use cases/situations for where the entire string should be colored red/green and only the parts that actually changed should be bolded/styled differently (e.g. whitespace changes in a string), which is why I was thinking that this change in behavior could be gated/opted into with a flag.
Please let me know if this sounds reasonable to you and I can send over a PR your way for review. Also curious on your thoughts on this.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: