git·Gitbycanpolat deff: interactive, side-by-side file review for git diffshttps://github.com/flamestro/deffOpen linkView original on programming.dev12Comments3Reply
EarMaster replylemmy.worldThe script is linked and is only 33 lines long. The instructions are also written down later in the Readme.2Reply
BBB_C programming.devOne can use custom viewers via core.pager and interactive.diffFilter in git configuration, not to mention defining custom difftools directly. I primarily use delta for this (sometimes packaged as git-delta), which itself is implemented in Rust too. For example, save this as a script called delta-s somewhere in $PATH: #!/bin/bash delta -s \ --minus-style='syntax #400000' \ --plus-style='syntax #004000' \ --minus-emph-style='normal #a00000' \ --plus-emph-style='normal #00a000' \ --line-buffer-size=48 \ --max-line-distance=0.8 $@ Then, in ~/.gitconfig, add [difftool "d-sbs"] cmd = diff -u $LOCAL $REMOTE | delta-s And the you can just git difftool --tool d-sbs HEAD~ You can further create an alias for that too of course.4Reply
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curl|bash? No way
The script is linked and is only 33 lines long. The instructions are also written down later in the Readme.
One can use custom viewers via
core.pagerandinteractive.diffFilterin git configuration, not to mention defining customdifftools directly.I primarily use delta for this (sometimes packaged as
git-delta), which itself is implemented in Rust too.For example, save this as a script called
delta-ssomewhere in$PATH:Then, in
~/.gitconfig, addAnd the you can just
You can further create an alias for that too of course.