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Your README doesn't seem to have any demo gifs. Add one and the next time the parser runs it will pick it up and post it on its Instagram feed. If you don't want to just

Background: I have a pull request into a repository where the npm module isn't up-to-date with master, and I'd like to test out my branch in a module that depends on it through a bunch of different deep dependencies. It seems like patch-package would be a great solution for this.

Problem: When I append .patch to my GitHub URL it gives me a patch, but when I pass it to patch -p1 it

The current example in https://github.com/benjamine/jsondiffpatch/blob/master/docs/formatters.md does not trigger html arrows display.

This is the closest I've came up with to make it work :

  var delta = jsondiffpatch.diff(left, right);
  // left is optional, if specified unchanged values will be visible too

  var el = document.getElementById('the-diff');

 el.innerHTML = jso

Handle more sensibly things like SVGs and minified CSS/JS that are very long and all one line.

Currently it's not possible to override SectionedViewType default method implementations in subclasses of UITableView. I'd like to prevent the default animations and just re-render the cell just like Apple suggests in reload rows Discussion https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uitableview/1614935-reloadrows.

Unfortunately when I try to override reloadItemsAtIndexPaths the com

In your list of examples, you have this piece of code:

let old = Array("abcd")
let new = Array("adbc")
let changes = diff(old: old, new: new)

// Move "d" from index 3 to index 1

Is this indeed correct or was this before introducing the Heckel algorithm?

Haven't verified this, but doesn't Heckel produce all three moves in this case? I.e.:

// Move "d" from i

as_set should probably be set to true by default for Jaccard distance/similarity. I used Jaccard distance out of the box and got 'wrong' results because I didn't set as_set to `true'.

Thanks

If I set my nbdime_config.json to:

{
  "Global": {
    "Ignore": {
      "/cells/*/execution_count": false
    },
    "details": false
  }
}

I expect the details and Ignore to be applied to every nbdime tool, given that

Global Options to apply to all commands.
[sections](https://github.com/jupyter/nbdime/blob/d44e3b5d09ba16163d71ef38e98f288c0a88b391/docs/

Please advise how to update the .po file every time the git-cola. pot file content changes without overwriting the previous translation.

In twig, whenever a comment starts the first non-empty line following an opening tag, the attributes are forced onto a new line and indented.

<div class="container text-white-90">

  {# brand/ logo #}

becomes

<div 
  class="container text-white-90">

  {# brand/ logo #}

I'm using the Twig Language VS Code extension, but this also happens on the website

I'm not sure how it's meant to be used, but it seems the only way to find the path I want would be to scroll through the 173 pages of entries. I think there should be some form of searching in there (for paths, not resources).

Because of the switch to GitHub I looked at the ReadMe.txt and it looks really outdated. For example, the whole part with the Archive Support can removed. In general, seems a shortcut to a readme file in the start menu fit the time of Windows XP. Modern programs mostly add now only a shortcut to the program itself, nothing more.

In the first step, I would suggest removing the file from the st

https://pypi.org/project/deepdiff/
At the location linked above, under the heading 'Deep Diff' it says 'Please take a look at the Deep Diff docs' and links to https://pypi.org/project/deepdiff/deepdiff/diff_doc.rst, which doesn't exist. The link on the line below that to the full documentation on read

It'd be neat to have a benchmark to test our diffing needs — perf is a feature, and we should be able to catch regressions.

Given this would need to run in the browser, we'd probably need some tooling around this. I was thinking it'd be cool to run a headless Chrome instance through puppeteer, and use the [nanobench](https://github.com/mafintosh/nano

To further reduce storage space we can make it optional to keep track of the childCount of nodes.