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Sep 24, 2025 at 04:16
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I've released difftastic 0.65! Highlights of this release: * Better parsing of Clojure, Common Lisp, Kotlin, Rust and Zig. * Quality of life improvements for binary files.
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Release 0.65.0 · Wilfred/difftastic
Release 0.65.0 · Wilfred/difftastic
Difftastic is a structural diff tool that understands syntax. See the manual to get started, and the changelog for historical changes. Build Incrased the default page size of Jemalloc, so difftasti...

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@RenewedRebecca That's correct, but I was thinking that offering threading to a user might make them more tolerant of a slow interpreter. For example, if I have an AST walker but provide Clojure semantics, users can hopefully get a big speedup by using all the cores in their application.