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If you want to view changes to a file over time, it's got a fancy diff mode. Even if you're not big on vsplits, you may want to consider Accordion for this feature alone.
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Version 0.5.3
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Version 0.5.4
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But I Don't Use Splits!
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The easiest way to open versions of a file is to run [fugitive](https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive)'s `:Glog --reverse`, highlight the desired changes in the quickfix list, and hit the [unstack](https://github.com/mattboehm/vim-unstack) shortcut.
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See the [screenshots](#Screenshots) below for an example of diff mode in action.
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There are also commands to temporarily change the layout without starting/stopping. To learn more about these, type `:help accordion-running-once`.
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There are also commands to temporarily change the layout without starting/stopping. To learn more about these, type `:help accordion_running_once`.
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