@TheQuinbox Do you have any tips for making git diffs easier to understand? I find even at 80% speed it takes a while to get through them and I end up missing which lines start with a dash or plus. 😅
@mauve So I do this in a pretty weird way. I use NVDA on Windows as my screen reader, with indentation set to beep a different pitch depending on how indented a block is. Non-changed lines are indented by one space, so a teeny beep, my punctuation profile reads the plus symbol, so I hear those, and if I hear a level 0 indent beep without a plus before it or or a slight pause at the start of a line (because of how my synth handles dashes), I know it's a removed line. Far from the best solution, but it works for me.
@TheQuinbox Good to know, thank you! Maybe I can extend tdsr to do something similar. 🤔 Do you use the command line git diff or something graphical like VS code?
