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I think unfortunately this is likely to be an issue with less
, not git-split-diffs
. Essentially, git-split-diffs
just spits out the entire colorized diff and less
(which is shipped with your OS) handles the scrolling and navigation. I suspect that the terminal emulator you're using (is it git bash?) behaves differently from linux. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/469360/less-performs-differently-when-invoked-from-bash-and-from-git is one example complaining about this. You can try changing the arguments passed to it in git config and seeing if that takes effect. Btw, you seem to have less -+RFX
, whereas I use less -RFX
, not sure if that makes a difference.
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Thanks for looking into it. The issue seems to have been fixed with git v2.42.0 :)
Regarding the less -+RFX
: Your documentation in the README says to use the +
in order to enable scrolling (altought I just noticed the documentation describes -+LFX
, but I assume the L
is not the significant part there?)
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