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Bill Mill

@b0rk Here's what delta looks like for me, it seems to provide what you're looking for?
24 September at 14:07 | Wall-to-wall | Open on hachyderm.io
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Bill Mill

@b0rk I don't have a very fancy config, this is it: github.com/llimllib/personal_c

the zshrc function referenced just controls setting it side-by-side on larger terminals but not narrower ones: github.com/llimllib/personal_c

24 September at 14:10 | Open on hachyderm.io
Julia Evans

@llimllib hmm this is what I get from delta for my input
24 September at 14:24 | Open on social.jvns.ca
Bill Mill

@b0rk It looks like `max-line-distance` is the config for when delta considers two lines to be same-but-changed as opposed to new lines.

If you gist it I could play around with the settings a bit?

dandavison.github.io/delta/ful

24 September at 14:33 | Open on hachyderm.io
Julia Evans
Bill Mill

@b0rk Interesting! delta with no options set works for me.

(I initially tested on delta 0.17.0, noticed that there was a newer version, and it works unchanged on 0.18.2)

edit: I had to drop `--max-line-distance` down to 0.1 to reproduce the behavior you're seeing
24 September at 14:44 | Open on hachyderm.io
Julia Evans

@llimllib weird! I tried with (I think) the exact same versions and command line arguments but I get the same thing as before

24 September at 14:51 | Open on social.jvns.ca
Bill Mill

@b0rk I'm stumped! Do the `--diff-highlight` or`--diff-so-fancy` arguments change anything?

Here's my `delta --show-config`: gist.github.com/llimllib/1c4dd

24 September at 15:10 | Open on hachyderm.io
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