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@shom@gts.shom.dev  路  activity timestamp 6 days ago

I knew I wasn't taking advantage of the power of multi-path undo possibilities in Emacs but it never clicked with me, until I found vundo thanks to @sacha's recent post.

This package visualizes the undo history as nodes that you can traverse and diff in a very familiar git branch paradigm. Quick post: https://shom.dev/posts/20250622_undo-finally-clicked-with-vundo/

#Emacs #SystemCrafters

Emacs screenshot showing a configuration snippet of vundo and the vundo window at the bottom. The vundo window shows a lot of nodes and branching paths. One of the branched nodes has a blue x and that is being compared with the cursor positioin, the output of the diff is shown in its own pane.
Emacs screenshot showing a configuration snippet of vundo and the vundo window at the bottom. The vundo window shows a lot of nodes and branching paths. One of the branched nodes has a blue x and that is being compared with the cursor positioin, the output of the diff is shown in its own pane.
Emacs screenshot showing a configuration snippet of vundo and the vundo window at the bottom. The vundo window shows a lot of nodes and branching paths. One of the branched nodes has a blue x and that is being compared with the cursor positioin, the output of the diff is shown in its own pane.
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