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Ediff is a feature of Emacs which allows comparing two or more files or buffers, as well as merging two files or buffers into one.
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Using ediff to view a Github pull request
I would like to be able to review Github pull requests as a single ediff
"session" (if that's the right word). … However, whenever I use magit-ediff from
Magit, I can only ediff a single file at once, then I have to exit the ediff
session and restart a new ediff session on the next file. …
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