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# Changelog
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## v0.4.0
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- Added support for remote font files with asynchronous I/O GET requests. This feature supports combinations of local and remote font file comparisons.
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-`fdiff` executable: added support for remote font files with command line URL arguments
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## About
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`fdiff` is a Python command line comparison tool for differences in the OpenType table data between font files. The tool provides cross-platform support on macOS, Windows, and Linux systems with a Python v3.6+ interpreter.
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`fdiff` is a Python command line comparison tool for assessment of differences in the OpenType table data between font files. The tool provides cross-platform support on macOS, Windows, and Linux systems with a Python v3.6+ interpreter.
`fdiff` works with any combination of local and remote font files. For example, to compare a local post font file with a remote pre font file to assess local changes against a font file that was previously pushed to a remote, use the following syntax:
⭐ **Tip**: Remote git repository hosting services (like Github) support access to files on different git branches by URL. Use these repository branch URL to compare fonts across git branches in your repository.
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### Options
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#### Color diffs
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Uncolored diffs are performed by default.
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To view a colored diff in your terminal, include either the `-c` or `--color` option in your command:
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