> > # Abstract > > Something that always bothered me with git diff was how trailing > > spaces are represented. If I add spaces, then diff, they are > > represented in the terminal by a red background. If I then remove > > them, they are not represented. That's how I can have a diff with two > > exact lines, and I'm looking for the diff in it, but can't find it. > > Because it is the non-represented spaces. > > Have you tried setting diff.wsErrorHighlight? By default we only > highlight whitespace problems in new lines, but it can be told to show > them in old lines or in context. > > -Peff Oh yes, that was what I was looking for, thank you Peff! Well, if there is a config for it then, no need to change anything.
