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> AST driven (semantic) merge and diff tools? Would you say these are commonly in use, and if so what are some "mainstream" examples? IME most people just use
by computably 7mo ago
> AST driven (semantic) merge and diff tools?
Would you say these are commonly in use, and if so what are some "mainstream" examples? IME most people just use git's built-in diff/merge...
- mtndew4brkfst 7mo agoI find Mergiraf pretty pleasant to use and frequently pretty helpful as a time-saver. Handles TOML and Rust for me, and I have way fewer manual interventions, especially after supplementing it with rustfmt rules to not do a bunch of merged use statements in one go. Easy to configure as a jujutsu tool as well. https://mergiraf.org/ https://mergiraf.org/