Currently, we use variously formatted text diffs to review revisions to software code. Will this basically be the case in 2028?

I tried to formalize the resolution criterion but didn't feel like it was adding clarity. So I'll resolve this according to my own subjective judgment.

To help calibrate: I regard "textual diff" as having been the norm for the last 30 years (including sending around patch files).

If I think there have been improvements within the paradigm but it's still the same paradigm, I will resolve YES. I think of the following as improvements within the paradigm:

• Same as now, but the changed files are ordered by some machine-analyzed logic rather than by alphabetical order

• Same as now, but the diff view clearly marks when a block of code has been moved without alteration from one location to another