Lazydiff – Terminal PR review with ast aware semantic diff and impact graphs
LazyDiff is a terminal-based tool designed for reviewing Git diffs and GitHub pull requests. It allows users to navigate through changes, inspect code modifications, and manage their review process efficiently. Currently in alpha, it is aimed at early adopters and may undergo changes in its user interface and workflow.
- ▪LazyDiff provides a fast terminal UI for reviewing Git diffs and pull requests.
- ▪Users can browse semantic changes and search within diffs directly from the terminal.
- ▪The tool supports various features like toggling between unified and split diff views.
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LazyDiff A fast terminal UI for reviewing Git diffs and GitHub pull requests. LazyDiff is for the code-review loop: jump through changed files, inspect hunks, search the diff, browse semantic changes, and keep your focus in the terminal. Alpha: LazyDiff is currently intended for early adopters and dogfooding. Expect UI and workflow changes between alpha releases. Features Review worktree changes, staged changes, commits, refs, patch files, and stdin diffs. Browse pull requests from a terminal-first review queue. Open PR descriptions and changed files side by side. See semantic code changes powered by sem-core. Search within diffs and jump directly to matching files or hunks. Switch between unified and split diff views. Persist lightweight review state locally.
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