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Calculated Shard: 16 (from laksa162)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa016.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://vscode.one/diff-vscode/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://vscode.one/diff-vscode/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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You should see the diff panel appear once you've completed these steps:\nNote: you can also CTRL-select both files, right click on one, and select \"Compare Selected\" to achieve the same thing:\nDiff from command line\nThis is convenient if you want to build up muscle memory of typing out the commands into the terminal. Here's how to do it.\ncode --diff file1.js file2.js\nPaste this command into the command line with your file names.\nExecuting this command should bring up the diff panel, just like it did from the explorer window.\nGit diff in from the Activity Bar\nIf you would like to compare your local file changes with the latest git version of a file, click the git icon in the activity bar, then select the file that you would like to compare.\nNote: you can also edit files from within the diff panels! VS Code is awesome.\nI hope this helped you! Diffing in VS Code is very useful for quickly seeing changes between two files. It also helps to remind yourself of the changes you've made from the master version of a file on git once in a while. VSCode diffs are a great thing to add to your developer toolbox.\n🔥 P.S. I'm building\nUXCanvas.ai\nUX Canvas\nis an AI-Powered UI\/UX Design Agent. It's like ChatGPT but\n\t\t\t\t\tspecifically for rapidly prototyping UI\/UX designs.\nTry it for free and let me know what you think!","attrs_markdown":"[vscode.one](https:\/\/vscode.one\/)\n\nby Mike Tromba\n\n# How to do a Diff in VS Code (Compare Files)\n## VS Code has a very powerful diff tool. This quick post is going to teach you how to perform diffs (compare files) in VS Code.\nThere's two primary types of diffs you can do with VS Code.\n\n1. Compare two files in your project\n2. Compare git file versions\n## Diff from Explorer Panel\nThis is the quickest, easiest way to bring up the diff panels.\n\n### 1\\. Right click the first file and \"Select for Compare\"\n![Select for Compare](https:\/\/vscode.one\/img\/diff-vscode\/select-for-compare.png)\n\n### 2\\. Right click on the second file and \"Compare with Selected\"\n![Compare with Selectted](https:\/\/vscode.one\/img\/diff-vscode\/compare-with-selected.png)\n\n### 3\\. You should see the diff panel appear once you've completed these steps:\n![VS Code Diff](https:\/\/vscode.one\/img\/diff-vscode\/diff.png)\n\n### Note: you can also CTRL-select both files, right click on one, and select \"Compare Selected\" to achieve the same thing:\n![Compare Selected](https:\/\/vscode.one\/img\/diff-vscode\/compare-selected.png)\n\n## Diff from command line\nThis is convenient if you want to build up muscle memory of typing out the commands into the terminal. Here's how to do it.\n```\ncode --diff file1.js file2.js\n```\nPaste this command into the command line with your file names.\n\nExecuting this command should bring up the diff panel, just like it did from the explorer window.\n\n## Git diff in from the Activity Bar\nIf you would like to compare your local file changes with the latest git version of a file, click the git icon in the activity bar, then select the file that you would like to compare.\n\n![Git Diff](https:\/\/vscode.one\/img\/diff-vscode\/git-diff.png)\n\nNote: you can also edit files from within the diff panels! VS Code is awesome.\n\nI hope this helped you! Diffing in VS Code is very useful for quickly seeing changes between two files. It also helps to remind yourself of the changes you've made from the master version of a file on git once in a while. VSCode diffs are a great thing to add to your developer toolbox.\n\n## 🔥 P.S. I'm building [UXCanvas.ai](https:\/\/uxcanvas.ai\/?utm_source=vscodeone)\n[UX Canvas](https:\/\/uxcanvas.ai\/?utm_source=vscodeone) is an AI-Powered UI\/UX Design Agent. It's like ChatGPT but specifically for rapidly prototyping UI\/UX designs.\n\nTry it for free and let me know what you think\\!\n\n[vscode.one](https:\/\/vscode.one\/)\n\nby Mike Tromba\n\n© Copyright 2020 [VSCode.one](https:\/\/vscode.one\/)\n\n[🔥 UI\/UX Design Agent 🔥](https:\/\/uxcanvas.ai\/?utm_source=vscodeone) [Contact Me](https:\/\/vscode.one\/contact) [Terms](https:\/\/vscode.one\/terms-of-service) [Privacy](https:\/\/vscode.one\/privacy-policy)","attrs_readable_markdown":"There's two primary types of diffs you can do with VS Code.\n\n1. Compare two files in your project\n2. Compare git file versions\n## Diff from Explorer Panel\nThis is the quickest, easiest way to bring up the diff panels.\n\n### 1\\. Right click the first file and \"Select for Compare\"\n![Select for Compare](https:\/\/vscode.one\/img\/diff-vscode\/select-for-compare.png)\n\n### 2\\. Right click on the second file and \"Compare with Selected\"\n![Compare with Selectted](https:\/\/vscode.one\/img\/diff-vscode\/compare-with-selected.png)\n\n### 3\\. You should see the diff panel appear once you've completed these steps:\n![VS Code Diff](https:\/\/vscode.one\/img\/diff-vscode\/diff.png)\n\n### Note: you can also CTRL-select both files, right click on one, and select \"Compare Selected\" to achieve the same thing:\n![Compare Selected](https:\/\/vscode.one\/img\/diff-vscode\/compare-selected.png)\n\n## Diff from command line\nThis is convenient if you want to build up muscle memory of typing out the commands into the terminal. 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I'm building [UXCanvas.ai](https:\/\/uxcanvas.ai\/?utm_source=vscodeone)\n[UX Canvas](https:\/\/uxcanvas.ai\/?utm_source=vscodeone) is an AI-Powered UI\/UX Design Agent. It's like ChatGPT but specifically for rapidly prototyping UI\/UX designs.\n\nTry it for free and let me know what you think\\!","meta_canonical":null}

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Page Details

Property	Value
URL	https://vscode.one/diff-vscode/
Last Crawled	2026-04-07 03:36:49 (5 hours ago)
First Indexed	2020-10-17 01:18:42 (5 years ago)
HTTP Status Code	200
Meta Title	How to do a Diff in VS Code (Compare Files)
Meta Description	VS Code has a very powerful diff tool. This quick post is going to teach you how to perform diffs (compare files) in VS Code.
Meta Canonical	null
Boilerpipe Text	There's two primary types of diffs you can do with VS Code. Compare two files in your project Compare git file versions Diff from Explorer Panel This is the quickest, easiest way to bring up the diff panels. 1. Right click the first file and "Select for Compare" 2. Right click on the second file and "Compare with Selected" 3. You should see the diff panel appear once you've completed these steps: Note: you can also CTRL-select both files, right click on one, and select "Compare Selected" to achieve the same thing: Diff from command line This is convenient if you want to build up muscle memory of typing out the commands into the terminal. Here's how to do it. code --diff file1.js file2.js Paste this command into the command line with your file names. Executing this command should bring up the diff panel, just like it did from the explorer window. Git diff in from the Activity Bar If you would like to compare your local file changes with the latest git version of a file, click the git icon in the activity bar, then select the file that you would like to compare. Note: you can also edit files from within the diff panels! VS Code is awesome. I hope this helped you! Diffing in VS Code is very useful for quickly seeing changes between two files. It also helps to remind yourself of the changes you've made from the master version of a file on git once in a while. VSCode diffs are a great thing to add to your developer toolbox. 🔥 P.S. I'm building UXCanvas.ai UX Canvas is an AI-Powered UI/UX Design Agent. It's like ChatGPT but specifically for rapidly prototyping UI/UX designs. Try it for free and let me know what you think!
Markdown	[vscode.one](https://vscode.one/) by Mike Tromba # How to do a Diff in VS Code (Compare Files) ## VS Code has a very powerful diff tool. This quick post is going to teach you how to perform diffs (compare files) in VS Code. There's two primary types of diffs you can do with VS Code. 1. Compare two files in your project 2. Compare git file versions ## Diff from Explorer Panel This is the quickest, easiest way to bring up the diff panels. ### 1\. Right click the first file and "Select for Compare" ![Select for Compare](https://vscode.one/img/diff-vscode/select-for-compare.png) ### 2\. Right click on the second file and "Compare with Selected" ![Compare with Selectted](https://vscode.one/img/diff-vscode/compare-with-selected.png) ### 3\. You should see the diff panel appear once you've completed these steps: ![VS Code Diff](https://vscode.one/img/diff-vscode/diff.png) ### Note: you can also CTRL-select both files, right click on one, and select "Compare Selected" to achieve the same thing: ![Compare Selected](https://vscode.one/img/diff-vscode/compare-selected.png) ## Diff from command line This is convenient if you want to build up muscle memory of typing out the commands into the terminal. Here's how to do it. ``` code --diff file1.js file2.js ``` Paste this command into the command line with your file names. Executing this command should bring up the diff panel, just like it did from the explorer window. ## Git diff in from the Activity Bar If you would like to compare your local file changes with the latest git version of a file, click the git icon in the activity bar, then select the file that you would like to compare. ![Git Diff](https://vscode.one/img/diff-vscode/git-diff.png) Note: you can also edit files from within the diff panels! VS Code is awesome. I hope this helped you! Diffing in VS Code is very useful for quickly seeing changes between two files. It also helps to remind yourself of the changes you've made from the master version of a file on git once in a while. VSCode diffs are a great thing to add to your developer toolbox. ## 🔥 P.S. I'm building [UXCanvas.ai](https://uxcanvas.ai/?utm_source=vscodeone) [UX Canvas](https://uxcanvas.ai/?utm_source=vscodeone) is an AI-Powered UI/UX Design Agent. It's like ChatGPT but specifically for rapidly prototyping UI/UX designs. Try it for free and let me know what you think\! [vscode.one](https://vscode.one/) by Mike Tromba © Copyright 2020 [VSCode.one](https://vscode.one/) [🔥 UI/UX Design Agent 🔥](https://uxcanvas.ai/?utm_source=vscodeone) [Contact Me](https://vscode.one/contact) [Terms](https://vscode.one/terms-of-service) [Privacy](https://vscode.one/privacy-policy)
Readable Markdown	There's two primary types of diffs you can do with VS Code. 1. Compare two files in your project 2. Compare git file versions ## Diff from Explorer Panel This is the quickest, easiest way to bring up the diff panels. ### 1\. Right click the first file and "Select for Compare" ![Select for Compare](https://vscode.one/img/diff-vscode/select-for-compare.png) ### 2\. Right click on the second file and "Compare with Selected" ![Compare with Selectted](https://vscode.one/img/diff-vscode/compare-with-selected.png) ### 3\. You should see the diff panel appear once you've completed these steps: ![VS Code Diff](https://vscode.one/img/diff-vscode/diff.png) ### Note: you can also CTRL-select both files, right click on one, and select "Compare Selected" to achieve the same thing: ![Compare Selected](https://vscode.one/img/diff-vscode/compare-selected.png) ## Diff from command line This is convenient if you want to build up muscle memory of typing out the commands into the terminal. Here's how to do it. ``` code --diff file1.js file2.js ``` Paste this command into the command line with your file names. Executing this command should bring up the diff panel, just like it did from the explorer window. ## Git diff in from the Activity Bar If you would like to compare your local file changes with the latest git version of a file, click the git icon in the activity bar, then select the file that you would like to compare. ![Git Diff](https://vscode.one/img/diff-vscode/git-diff.png) Note: you can also edit files from within the diff panels! VS Code is awesome. I hope this helped you! Diffing in VS Code is very useful for quickly seeing changes between two files. It also helps to remind yourself of the changes you've made from the master version of a file on git once in a while. VSCode diffs are a great thing to add to your developer toolbox. ## 🔥 P.S. I'm building [UXCanvas.ai](https://uxcanvas.ai/?utm_source=vscodeone) [UX Canvas](https://uxcanvas.ai/?utm_source=vscodeone) is an AI-Powered UI/UX Design Agent. It's like ChatGPT but specifically for rapidly prototyping UI/UX designs. Try it for free and let me know what you think\!
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