Since Sublime ships with the basic git support, it also has a diffing feature and with it defines standard colors for inserted/deleted lines or (intra-line) chars.
We have diff.inserted and diff.inserted.char usually in green and diff.deleted in red. Every color scheme should already define them. User can change their scheme as usual and change the colors to their liking.
Note that I add the suffix .sbs-compare to the scopes (e.g. diff.inserted.sbs-compare) so users can also target exactly our scopes.
Since Sublime ships with the basic git support, it also has a diffing feature and with it defines standard colors for inserted/deleted lines or (intra-line) chars.
We have
diff.insertedanddiff.inserted.charusually in green anddiff.deletedin red. Every color scheme should already define them. User can change their scheme as usual and change the colors to their liking.Note that I add the suffix
.sbs-compareto the scopes (e.g.diff.inserted.sbs-compare) so users can also target exactly our scopes.Closes #4