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Neat, but I don’t like how it highlight the entire like if I change just one character on that line.
Maybe there’s a setting I’m missing, but I really like
diff-so-fancyfor legibility of changed lines.For example if I’ve got like these changes:
--- a 2026-06-01 14:36:20.699016620 -0400 +++ b 2026-06-01 14:36:21.842027381 -0400 @@ -1,11 +1,10 @@ foo bar -baz +bazz foo -bar baz -foo +bar bar bazdifftshows me:
but
diff-so-fancyshows me:
Imho it’s easier to read the pertinent info in the latter, where you’ve got that attractive word diffing on changed lines.
I do like the conditional side-by-side and unified diffing, though. That’s huge.
Thanks!
If anyone wants to make
git diffuse it:$ git config --global diff.external difft




