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View Source in Chrome initiates a new HTTP request and when I brought this to the dev team's attention they said it's a wontfix too much work... after sitting on the bug report for a year
Chrome -> trash can.
Yeah, I've always found that behavior in Chrome to be weird... but it's done it for as long as I can remember I think?
Dev Tools (Inspect Element) actually shows the rendered code correctly, so the current suggestion is to use that copy, which i'm in support of. How did they ever get out of sync I don't know
https://lobste.rs/s/w6ivyh/better_git_diff_output_for_ruby_python#c_fetwln it seems you can add regex patterns to git diff to make it produce a better “context” eg the function name that has changed. Would be pretty cool to submit a regex for Clojure if anyone is inclined :)
I use one but not at my computer, will look it up tomorrow. Iirc just tries to find the top level form
Yeah I think so - I don’t remember from the top of my head what actually happens by default.
check out https://www.jefftk.com/icdiff - master is way more evolved than latest published version. it goes beyond providing better context