Changelog

0.2.3

Add highlighting for Go, Java, Python
Improve 'less' integration
Error handling improvements

0.2.2

Fix an exception occuring when Sub-module changes are in the history.
Support for JavaScript syntax highlighting.
Color adjustments for bright theme.

0.2.1

Bug fixes:

Reading file blob content from Git that contains invalid UTF-8 should not resulted in an exception.
Small Haskell highlighting fixes.

0.2.0

Bug fixes:

Haskell syntax highlighting received a face lift. Now looking much fancier.

Features:

Added a 'setup' command for easy manipulation of Git configuration for installing Fancydiff. Supports both local and global Git configs, via pager overrides, or command aliases.

For a quick start, just run 'fancydiff setup --global' after upgrading.
Support for bright terminals (e.g. white backgrounds). Now there are two builtin themes: dark and bright.
HTML generation, both for inline and CSS. Can be used as a Haskell library for generating syntax highlighting in blogging platforms such as Hakyll. The exported interfaces from the Library are experimental. See example.
Fancydiff is sporting a new command line interface, exposing more functionality, including a builtin method to invoke a pager (currently only less is supported). Old command line interface is not compatible with the new one.

0.1.3

Bug fixes:

Fix handling of submodules appearing in diffs
Theme should be insensitive to terminal's default FG color, which means that even if it is not white or grayish, coloring looks consistent among users.

0.1.2

Bug fixes:

Fix highlighting of the 'Merge:' line in merge commits.
Packaging for Mac OS x includes the shared libraries that Fancydiff depends on.

Other changes:

Packaging for Linux - Fedora / Ubuntu
Packaging for Mac OS X