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by cinger
4674 days ago
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i write quite a bit with git, and recently brought an old collab project with a friend onto it. i do all of the git work, and i just have my friend add my edits to his document, then he sends it back and i diff the two for potential errors... he requested it be this way because he is stuck in his ways, but we've agreed to go full git on book two in the series... that said, when i first started sending him diff files we both saw this as a problem... my solution?
i just wrote a script that i run on the diff to just highlight the changes made, then send him the new edited diff. -PARAGRAPH
+PARAGRAPH
becomes : -SENTENCE
-word...word
+word...word
+SENTENCE
...
i place git's diff at the bottom of the file in case he wants to look that over as well, but this cleans up the edits real nice |
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