Fallback to the simple diff colorizer (previous implementation) for multiline diffs #2000
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Fixes #1999
We introduced inline highlighter for diffs in #1974 (thanks to @Slamdunk). However, there was an incorrect assumption that we only have one-line diffs. This is not true.
The case which is currently fails is the following:
I checked how
diff-so-fancy
works with multiline diffs, and it turned out that it just skips inline diffs, using simple algorithm, see images below.diff-so-fancy
for multiline case (now we have the same result after this MR):diff-so-fancy
for one-line case (we have the same result):So, for the cases when we have multiline diffs, I just added fallback - our old algorithm of colorizing diffs.
I've tested this patch with @sanmai's reproducer, it works fine: