Add attached patches to message view #16
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| span.filename = attachment.file_name | ||
| span.content-type = attachment.content_type if attachment.content_type | ||
| - if attachment.patch? | ||
| details class="attachment" |
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these class="<x>" lines could all be like details.attachment
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Thanks! I haven't used this template language before. Good to know! 🙂
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This is just the fundamentals, we need to do more with it before it's useful. If I pick this up again I'll try to use highlight.js to add some colors to the diffs and some css to make it all look good.