diffreport
diffreport is a tool used for generating reports on differences between code versions. It is designed to help developers understand and communicate changes made to a codebase. The tool typically takes two versions of code as input and produces a formatted output that highlights additions, deletions, and modifications. This output can be presented in various formats, such as plain text, HTML, or even integrated into code review systems.
The primary purpose of diffreport is to facilitate code review and debugging. By providing a clear and
diffreport is often integrated into version control systems like Git, where it is used to generate diffs,