When diffing a move of a large file tree the current output is very repetitive with every file individually listed. Given a small testcase (where I noticed this was with a ~220 file move):
> mkdir -p {left/foo,right/food}/{bar,baz,qux} && echo 'bar\nbar\nbar' | tee {left/foo,right/food}/bar/text >/dev/null && echo 'baz\nbaz\nbaz' | tee {left/foo,right/food}/baz/text >/dev/null && echo 'qux\nqux\nqux' > left/foo/qux/text && echo 'qux\nquack\nqux' > right/food/qux/text
> delta --no-gitconfig left right
It would be nice if this could just show the left/foo -> right/food directory rename, and highlight any few actually changed files within that.
When diffing a move of a large file tree the current output is very repetitive with every file individually listed. Given a small testcase (where I noticed this was with a ~220 file move):
It would be nice if this could just show the
left/foo -> right/fooddirectory rename, and highlight any few actually changed files within that.