Nathan Moreau

you need to convince vim to interpret ansi color codes. Otherwise you could write another formatter for colors (an existing alternative one exists that emits html)

@ghuls this is by design; highlighting units stops at word boundary (for some definition of word). Here each line is a whole word. see https://github.com/mookid/diffr/blob/77b9a2b/diffr-lib/src/lib.rs#L555.

@sskras great demo! let's reopen and see if anyone is up to the task.

sure! I think that it would be an easy enough change to make. Maybe defining a new style for added/removed entire lines is what you want. I don't have time...

hello @jgarte , yes, those tests assume that the binary exists; if I recall correctly you need to do `cargo build` (or `cargo build --release`, I can't check at the...

I see the same thing from vscode; there I added "terminal.ansiBrightWhite": "#EEEEEE" in the config. default:  with the new setting:  does that help?

in that case, you should use the appropriate flags to change the foreground color to something you like; it is unlikely that a single set of default settings is perfect...

the second screenshot I posted renders as intended. The option to change to almost any styling available in the console is given via the --colors flag, so that users are...

I think that the program is not complex enough to enough to justify a config file for now.

Hi @waldyrious, reopening. I won't say that this is high in my priority list, but could land sometime. The .gitconfig is indeed a nice place where to put the config...