Currently, the only diffs that can be viewed are diffs between consecutive versions (in the short format: only the affected lines are shown), the diff between the last approved version and the current version, and diffs betwen consecutive approved versions (in the long format: all lines are shown). However sometimes a single draft accumulates many thematically different edits from different authors; on the other hand, sometimes there is a series of edits that change the same lines in an entry that get approved in between the edits. In cases like those, it would be convenient if there was a way to view a diff between arbitrary versions (in either of the two formats). Something like https://oeis.org/diff?seq=A000108&v=2172&old=2170&fmt=short
Currently, the only diffs that can be viewed are diffs between consecutive versions (in the short format: only the affected lines are shown), the diff between the last approved version and the current version, and diffs betwen consecutive approved versions (in the long format: all lines are shown). However sometimes a single draft accumulates many thematically different edits from different authors; on the other hand, sometimes there is a series of edits that change the same lines in an entry that get approved in between the edits. In cases like those, it would be convenient if there was a way to view a diff between arbitrary versions (in either of the two formats). Something like
https://oeis.org/diff?seq=A000108&v=2172&old=2170&fmt=short