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I want to like this having used regular `git diff` tool with colours, but this is just too busy.

• mookid11 2y ago
  you might like diffr (https://github.com/mookid/diffr https://github.com/mookid/diffr) (disclaimer: my project)
  • computerfriend 2y ago
    I was about to make the same recommendation! I tried delta and difftastic and both were too much for me, so I've been using diffr as my git diff program for the past few years. It's delightful, thanks for making it.
  • samatman 2y ago
    Very nice, I've been looking for something like this since completing a port of DiffMatchPatch. I'll going to give it a spin right away, thanks for sharing your hard work! As a bit of feedback, you might wish to put a section showing how to make a git alias for diffr, to complement the section on how to install it as the default. I know how to do this already, because I use delta and dft depending on what I need to see, but it would be useful to others to have a copy-paste solution handy.
• waynesonfire 2y ago
  had the same impression. never really found bare git diff to be a problem.