I've put together a more or less working unified diff errorformat compiler plugin for git diff. It's not quite right, as I don't see a way to get the errorformat string to honor the hunk sizes, but it works well enough to be useful.
For context, my goal is to provide populate a quickfix list with all the git changes in a project for review.
It seems like unified diff parsing is potentially a more generally useful thing. Is there a better approach? Or a better approach to errorformat parsing? As I understand it grep works with the same backend.
FWIW here's the more or less working format. I'm sure it could (should) be cleaner (I'm sure I'm matching too much for instance)
CompilerSet errorformat=
\%-G+,
\%-P---\ a/%f,
\%-Gdiff%.%#,
\%-Gindex%.%#,
\%-G+++%.%#,
' \%A@@\ %.%#\ +%l%.%#\ %m,
\%C\ ,
\%C\-%m,
\%Z+%.%#,
\%-G\ ,
\%-G%.%#
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