The syntax for mqty is like \mqty(A&B\\C&D). The issue is that latexdiff incorrectly picks up the \\ as a breakline between math lines so we get something like \DiffADD{\mqty(A&B}\\\DiffADD{C&D)} which breaks compilation.
The correct behavior would be to allow for additional delimiter tokens beyond {} like ()[]<> etc. for a command declared by \declaredocumentcommand{ d<token1><token2> and similar latex3/xparse syntax. It would be excessive for the mqty case to handle individual subitems, so for this situation a mbox or similar protector would be sufficient.
The syntax for
mqtyis like\mqty(A&B\\C&D). The issue is that latexdiff incorrectly picks up the\\as a breakline between math lines so we get something like\DiffADD{\mqty(A&B}\\\DiffADD{C&D)}which breaks compilation.The correct behavior would be to allow for additional delimiter tokens beyond
{}like()[]<>etc. for a command declared by\declaredocumentcommand{ d<token1><token2>and similar latex3/xparse syntax. It would be excessive for themqtycase to handle individual subitems, so for this situation amboxor similar protector would be sufficient.