So far in playing with some features, the major thing I miss from my git workflow is, surprisingly, diff color outputs on my terminal.
Specifically, it would be super awesome to see, e.g. pijul diff yield some basic green/red (?) coloring on - and +:
1. Edit in "src/lib.rs":25 4.48 "UTF-8"
up 2.441, new 0:18, down 2.441
+ #[inline(always)]
2. Replacement in "src/lib.rs":27 4.48 "UTF-8"
B:BD 2.515 -> 2.515:591/2
up 2.515, new 19:253, down 2.591
- for i in indices {
- if *i < vs.len() {
- vs[*i] = val;
+ let t = Instant::now();
+ // println!("Write discard using indices: {:?}", indices);
+ {
+ let t = Instant::now();
+ for i in indices {
+ if *i < vs.len() {
+ vs[*i] = val;
+ }
Hello! Been trying out pijul after beta release for prototyping https://nest.pijul.com/m4b/slicefire, really enjoying so far!
So far in playing with some features, the major thing I miss from my git workflow is, surprisingly, diff color outputs on my terminal.
Specifically, it would be super awesome to see, e.g.
pijul diff
yield some basic green/red (?) coloring on-
and+
: