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I honestly like vim fugitive because of it's awesome power. I just type ,gd to see a diff in a split. I probably don't want to scan the gutter for files i've ch
by DelvarWorld 14y ago
I honestly like vim fugitive because of it's awesome power. I just type ,gd to see a diff in a split. I probably don't want to scan the gutter for files i've changed, and fugitive diff folds all non-changed lines
also, who the hell sets their font size that small? (screenshot in the readme). that's a sociopathically small font size. I will never trust you airblade. never.
- mileszs 14y agoI use both. If I need a full diff, fugitive is great. Sometimes I just want to scan to see what lines I changed in a a file. In other words, it is impractical to use this plugin to find out what _files_ you've changed. It is great for finding out what lines in whatever file you've opened have changed.
- DelvarWorld 14y agofugitive split diff shows you what lines you've changed. stop using both.
- mileszs 14y agoNo. You you do your thing. I'll do this. I don't want to have to run another command to see what lines have changed in my file. I want small, non-intrusive icons in the gutter without doing a damned thing.