pass context to dyff to display the context of changes in multiline diffs#934
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nikitka wants to merge 1 commit intodatabus23:masterfrom
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pass context to dyff to display the context of changes in multiline diffs#934nikitka wants to merge 1 commit intodatabus23:masterfrom
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dyffcan show context lines of multiline YAML value changes. the helm-diff plugin has context option. With this PR, I propose passing this context option todyffas theMultilineContextLinesoption. This will help betterunderstand what has changed in multiline values.For example, without passion
MultilineContextLinesI get the following output:It looks like one block was changed; however, I actually modified different part of the multiline value. With passing 3 context lines, the diff looks much clearer: