DiffCrunch currently handles unified diff format (diff -u). But some tools output side-by-side diffs, and GitHub's "split" view also uses a different format.
Side-by-side diffs have even more redundancy (both old and new versions shown) and could benefit from even higher compression ratios than unified diffs.
DiffCrunch currently handles unified diff format (
diff -u). But some tools output side-by-side diffs, and GitHub's "split" view also uses a different format.Side-by-side diffs have even more redundancy (both old and new versions shown) and could benefit from even higher compression ratios than unified diffs.