A /diff command that would pass git diff (with a configurable number of lines around every diff included too, for example 2) to the assistant.
And maybe a bunch of other git related commands? Something like /git diff|merge|branch. Tho diff seems to be the most useful one.
If applicable, add mockups / screenshots to help present your vision of the feature
This is useful when making tons of small changes around a bunch of files. Passing the /diff to the assistant would let it know about all the changes, thus the assistant could be of help when fixing e.g. merge conflicts; besides, it could be useful to minimize the amount of info passed to the assistant: instead of passing all the tabs, you pass only the relevant changes.
There were some papers about the fact that too much irrelevant context might worsen performance
AlbertMarashi
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/diffcommand that would pass git diff (with a configurable number of lines around every diff included too, for example 2) to the assistant.And maybe a bunch of other git related commands? Something like
/git diff|merge|branch. Tho diff seems to be the most useful one.If applicable, add mockups / screenshots to help present your vision of the feature
This is useful when making tons of small changes around a bunch of files. Passing the /diff to the assistant would let it know about all the changes, thus the assistant could be of help when fixing e.g. merge conflicts; besides, it could be useful to minimize the amount of info passed to the assistant: instead of passing all the tabs, you pass only the relevant changes.
There were some papers about the fact that too much irrelevant context might worsen performance