Feature Request: Word-Level Inline Diff View

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Title: Feature Request: Word-Level Inline Diff View (Like difflib.ndiff)

Summary:

The Partial Diff extension is already fantastic for comparing two code selections. But right now, it shows line-level differences only — meaning even small changes highlight entire lines red or green.

To improve precision and readability, especially when reviewing GPT-generated code changes, we’d love to see inline word-level diffs added as an option.

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✨ Proposed Enhancement:

Use something like Python's difflib.ndiff() or SequenceMatcher to detect word/token-level changes, and highlight just the changed part of the line.

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🚫 Current Behavior (Line-Level Only):

Original (Left) | Changed (Right) -- | -- print("Hello world!") 🔴 (whole line red) | print("Hello brave world!") 🟢 (whole line green)

Current view: both lines are marked fully changed.
Ideal view: just , samples=128 is highlighted.

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💡 Implementation Suggestion:

Use a word tokenizer (e.g., split on whitespace + symbols), align both sides using difflib.ndiff() or SequenceMatcher, and render only inserted/deleted words in green/red.

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🔥 Why It Matters:

• Makes GPT-assisted workflows more usable

• Great for tutorials, pair programming, and self-reviews

• Lets you immediately understand changes, not just that something changed

Thanks again — Partial Diff is already great, and this would take it to the next level!