##git-vimdiff - git diffs in vim tabs with splits
git vimdiff <args...>
Use all the regular arguments to git diff that you already know and love, but
view the diffs in side-by-side vim splits with a tab for each changed file.
Unlike other similar tools, this script does not copy files to a temporary
area; it directly reads them from the git repository or opens them from the
working tree as appropriate.
The script respects your $EDITOR variable, but that editor has to be a vim of
some kind.
Place git-vimdiff.py in your $PATH somewhere. Personally, I symlink it to
~/bin/git-vimdiff and have ~/bin in my $PATH.
This requires either of the latest versions of Python 2 or Python 3.
Copyright (C) 2012 Masud Rahman
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