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Single tabpage interface for easily cycling through diffs for all modified files for any git rev.

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There is quite a lot of mappings that are possible and, unfortunately, I have a terrible memory. It could be nice to have an action that would show all the...

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This [stackoverflow question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14904644/how-do-i-use-vimdiff-to-resolve-a-git-merge-conflict) is a great starting point for understanding how merge conflict resolution works with the builtin diffing tool. One thing I noticed right away is that by default...

enhancement

To allow customisation of the stausline in the file panel win e.g. ```lua { type = "split", statusline = " " } ``` ..would essentially disable the statusline for the...

enhancement

When I call `:lua require('diffview').open()` and select to display the diff of a file X, if I have that file currently open in a buffer, and my cursor is, for...

enhancement

Currently DiffviewOpen simply opens a new tab with a new Diffview instance even if it was already opened. Sometimes that is what user wants, but it would also be convenient...

enhancement

I love this plugin, so thank you very much for your work. One thing I'm missing though is the ability to use inline-diffs, instead of side by side. For lots...

enhancement

I am working in a project with multiple submodules. it woulde be nice to see the diff of the submodules in the same window since all the repo make up...

enhancement

A feature request! Some git GUI tools like Fork has two separate sections, one for changes and one for untracked files. Currently diffview.nvim treats untracked files as if tracked files;...

I was thinking something similar to its current usage but with local changes instead of git diff results,

enhancement

Fugitive has a mapping to ignore the file under the cursor, by adding the path to .gitignore, would be nice to see that functionality here too.

enhancement