diff-therapy.nvim

resolve those conflicts and have a happy relationship with git

Goals

Re-use as much as possible of :help diff, but also add new ways of looking at the conflicts and shortcuts for resolving them (that we can add locally to the buffer)

• 3-way merge of branches (shows you context of base branch)
  • Use virtual text and virtual lines to provide additional context to the user
• Keyboard shortcut to choose left, choose right, choose base or modify
• Folding for diff (probably using builtin diff stuff)
• Move to next diff (but probably can just be ]c and [c ?)

Possible Extensions

• Easy git log viewer / git tree visualization for a buffer, so you can figure out how this happened

Recommended settings

Seems like default diff algo doesn't like this kind of merge, so maybe you need:

vim.opt.diffopt = { "internal", "filler", "closeoff", "hiddenoff", "algorithm:minimal" }