Per-file Diff instead of opening all changes on the same tab

[JingzOoi]

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What are you proposing?

Currently, inspecting a file diff opens the section amongst all changes across all files. The proposal is a setting that allows selecting a file to ONLY open the file selected and the changes for the specific file, like what vscode does.

Why does this matter?

General QOL, I want to see how my changes position in the entire file without having to accidentally scroll to the changes of another file.

My experience: SSH connection into dev machine. 10+ files changed, one of which has 8000+ lines changed. when trying to check .gitignore (30 lines), Zed takes so long to open up the file that it crashes before it can do that. Switched to vscode to complete operation.

Are there any examples or context?

From Antigravity:

Possible approach

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PS: the search results in feature requests that I see are on side-by-side git diff views. Haven't seen one about this specifically. Please help to link if duplicate.