highlighting (git) patches in mutt
April 23, 2009, by Antonio Terceiro - No comments yetThis tip is useful for those who want to read the patches before even trying them into a branch. While it's possible to read them as regular text, being able to spot directly what matters helps doing it very quicker. Drop the following lines in your ~/.muttrc to highlight the relevant elements in the diff:
color body brightred default "^-.*" color body brightgreen default "^[+].*" color body brightwhite default "^diff --git.*" color body brightwhite default "^index [a-f0-9].*" color body brightyellow default "^@@.*"
Of course you can change the colors to match your preferences, I'm not even sure yet that these are the best colors for me. The result looks like this:

estacionamento
April 2, 2009, by Antonio Terceiro - No comments yetLevante a mão quem já não teve vontade de poder fazer isso. 
Cortesia do xkcd.






