Based on Zed's gpui but we have applied a lot of patches so it's basically a private fork at this point. We're hoping to work with Zed to upstream these patches!
I don't personally use gh myself, the only reason I installed it in the first place is because I noticed claude code attempts to find it any time it's interacting with GitHub.
To be clear I don't assume ill intent here, I'm just baffled as is to why
> Difftastic is perfect on 64% of diffs and near-perfect on 17% more.
> Omnidiff is perfect on 90% of diffs and near-perfect on 5% more.
I did not find examples in the repo or any way to test what "perfect" or "near perfect" in those cases mean. On the playground you compare against unix diff only. Based on my quick comparisons with difft, I do not see much difference. Could you add a link to comparisons or show how it differs and what are those numbers based on??? I'm not dismissive, just looking for a proof or showcase.
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