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Even if you are consistent, having unchanged indented text show up differently is very clever. I often end up reviewing a diff that moves a basic block into a c

Even if you are consistent, having unchanged indented text show up differently is very clever. I often end up reviewing a diff that moves a basic block into a conditional branch and have to scan each line to see if it changed.

jlokier 5y ago
If you're using a language that doesn't depend on indentation (C, Java, Go, Rust etc), try "diff -b" or "git diff -b". The indented basic block won't show as a difference, only the start and end of the block.
- hu3 5y ago
  interesting. Is -b equivalent to -Xignore-all-space in git?