Is there any way to have diff's work inside git clients, such as Sublime Merge? about transcrypt HOT 3 CLOSED

Apologies! Appears this is a bug in Sublime Merge after looking further into it:

sublimehq/sublime_merge#568

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Yeah, diffs should just work in clients that apply the .gitattributes directives. It's a shame your preferred client doesn't.

You will need to find another client to diff and merge transcrypt-encrypted files.

You should also be wary of committing secret files with that tool because it probably won't actually encrypt the contents. Transcrypt installs a pre-commit hook to try and prevent you committing and accidentally sharing files you thought would be encrypted but actually aren't, but I wouldn't recommend relying on it completely.

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Yeah, diffs should just work in clients that apply the .gitattributes directives. It's a shame your preferred client doesn't.

You will need to find another client to diff and merge transcrypt-encrypted files.

Appears to be the way! A shame as its a good client otherwise.

You should also be wary of committing secret files with that tool because it probably won't actually encrypt the contents. Transcrypt installs a pre-commit hook to try and prevent you committing and accidentally sharing files you thought would be encrypted but actually aren't, but I wouldn't recommend relying on it completely.

It does respect the pre-commit hooks and stops exec if transcrypt fails or throws an error such as that, I've tested to make sure on that one! So we're all good there.

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