GitSigns: Implement "One Fat Diff" option #15
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Depending on the original file it was possible for the diff to fail. This happened specifically when a chunk's anchor line was over 80 characters long. In this case git's unified diff output shortens the chunk's anchor line. Since the script was searching for a subtitle line identical to the chunk's anchor line, this would fail. This introduces an option to bypass looking for the anchor line by having the diff just be one huge chunk instead of invididual chunks per change (±2 lines). Note we're intentionally not saving the one_fat_diff variable because it's supposed to be an intentional choice, not a default when it was used once.
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Depending on the original file it was possible for the diff to fail. This happened specifically when a chunk's anchor line was over 80 characters long. In this case git's unified diff output shortens the chunk's anchor line.
Since the script was searching for a subtitle line identical to the chunk's anchor line, this would fail.
This introduces an option to bypass looking for the anchor line by having the diff just be one huge chunk instead of invididual chunks per change (±2 lines).
Note we're intentionally not saving the one_fat_diff variable because it's supposed to be an intentional choice, not a default when it was used once.
Fixes #14
PS: Not sure about the proper next version, but I guess it's a new feature so semantically it makes sense.