Re: --color-diff='.' considered useful

[Matthieu Moy]

Michael J Gruber  writes:

> git tip of the day:
>
> git diff --color-words='.'
> git show --color-words='.'

Probably my main usage of --color-words indeed (except I omit the single
quotes ;-) ).

I think this deserves an explicit mention in the doc.

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--color-diff='.' considered useful

[Michael J Gruber]

git tip of the day:

git diff --color-words='.'
git show --color-words='.'

That will help you find that 1 character change that a failed default
word split hides from your eyes.

I guess everyone here will know already, but I found that super useful
and much easier than trying to get a meaningful word split for that 100+
char TeX source line without a single space...

Cheers,
Michael
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