Describe the bug
This is mostly a consequence of objdiff's decomp.me integration. Since it uploads the entire TU as a .o, decomp.me will treat all scratches as the same family even if the user is trying to diff a different function
To Reproduce
Import two different functions from the same TU using the 📲 decomp.me button in objdiff
Expected behavior
Functions to be treated as different even if they use the same .o as the diff label is different and it hides all asm but the one being targeted, so a normal user would just see the function they're working on without it being grouped with other functions in the same TU.
Screenshots
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Desktop (please complete the following information if applicable):
Windows 10 22H2, Firefox v127
Additional contextRelevant Discord discussion
Something else to think about, per @1superchip (link), more flexibility in family might be good, or finally rolling out game-specific projects as was experimented with on Paper Mario 64 as it would allow grouping together multiple platforms
Describe the bug This is mostly a consequence of objdiff's decomp.me integration. Since it uploads the entire TU as a .o, decomp.me will treat all scratches as the same family even if the user is trying to diff a different function
To Reproduce Import two different functions from the same TU using the
📲 decomp.mebutton in objdiffExpected behavior Functions to be treated as different even if they use the same .o as the diff label is different and it hides all asm but the one being targeted, so a normal user would just see the function they're working on without it being grouped with other functions in the same TU.
Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Scratches https://decomp.me/scratch/Boslo https://decomp.me/scratch/6Ne1Z https://decomp.me/scratch/3UXlj https://decomp.me/scratch/sK4Rb
Desktop (please complete the following information if applicable): Windows 10 22H2, Firefox v127
Additional context Relevant Discord discussion Something else to think about, per @1superchip (link), more flexibility in family might be good, or finally rolling out game-specific projects as was experimented with on Paper Mario 64 as it would allow grouping together multiple platforms