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Secondly, I'm wondering if it's on purpose that you don't include a gitconfig with the diff drivers. For example the elixir gitattributes: diff=elixir is redundant if there's no [diff elixir] section in my gitconfig with a textconv command. It's true that sometimes you can do many things, different things to convert a binary to text, but maybe this repo can also be a collection of those alternate diff drivers (?!).
EDIT: my example is not perfect (elixir is builtin since 2y?!). So to rephrase: would you consider including custom diff drivers for binary files, or is the intention for this collection to stick to builtin drivers?
I think defining custom diff drivers is reasonable for the scope of this repo.
We could put them in files ending in gitconfig since custom diff drivers are supposed to go there, following the existing pattern that this repo and the gitignore repo is following (but I am open to other suggestions of course). Also, possibly in a dedicated folder for custom diff drivers.
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[-]missing diff drivers[/-][+]include custom diff drivers[/+][-]include custom diff drivers[/-][+]include custom diff drivers for binary files[/+]alexkaratarakis commentedon Jul 30, 2021
Sorry for the delay!
I think defining custom diff drivers is reasonable for the scope of this repo.
We could put them in files ending in
gitconfigsince custom diff drivers are supposed to go there, following the existing pattern that this repo and thegitignorerepo is following (but I am open to other suggestions of course). Also, possibly in a dedicated folder for custom diff drivers.andreineculau commentedon Jul 31, 2021
Nice! I can see when I find some time and contribute with a PR with the drivers I have.
One suggestion is to name the custom drivers with a prefix e.g.
custom-gitattributes-, to avoid conflicts. Silly example to illustrate what I mean.alexkaratarakis commentedon Aug 1, 2021
Yeah, that looks intuitive. 👍