We still try to use diffs as a very high-level way to sanity check broad changes across a fairly large blueprints repo. Currently the output is so jumbled together that it's impossible to interpret, when you've got a large number of stacks that are being simultaneously diff'd. The added bonus is that the output becomes a bit more contextually colorized and easier for a human to parse the output.
We still try to use diffs as a very high-level way to sanity check broad changes across a fairly large blueprints repo. Currently the output is so jumbled together that it's impossible to interpret, when you've got a large number of stacks that are being simultaneously diff'd. The added bonus is that the output becomes a bit more contextually colorized and easier for a human to parse the output.