Gregory's Server@b0rk I've never had trouble reading `nvim -d $A $B`. Pretty good indication of what's changed (may depend on your color scheme for specifics of rendering), side-by-side, synced scrolling, plus you can use all of vim navigation, if that's something one is familiar with.
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@b0rk Ah, that's basically useless! Maybe the timestamps are tricking it up. I think you can mess a little with the diff alg, but I've never looked into it; the default is fine for me looking at git diffs, which is 99% of my use case. @b0rk I mean you could do some awk and trim things off and so on, but that does seem to be reaching the level of "there's a better tool for the job". |
@deoxys314 yea that was the first thing I tried, sadly on this particular input `nvim -d` doesn't really help at all for some reason