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Inline diffs are good for small changes here and there throughout a file. They are pretty worthless for large changes to a file (eg. heavy refactoring). Bitbuc
by thathonkey 12y ago
Inline diffs are good for small changes here and there throughout a file. They are pretty worthless for large changes to a file (eg. heavy refactoring).
Bitbucket (and probably Github, too?) uses inline by default on pull requests but has a button to show a side-by-side and another to see the actual file.
- pawelwrzeszcz 12y agoYeah, good point. We have got side-by-side diffs planned for future releases.