snapbox uses green for removed and red for added lines

[not-my-profile]

#[test]
fn snapbox() {
    snapbox::assert_eq("foo", "bar");
}

[epage]

I'm always mixed on which way to go for this.

Generally, a diff will show the removed text as red and the added text as green.

Here, the "good" state is the base of the diff and you generally represent "good" with "green".

[not-my-profile]

I appreciate that there is reasoning behind this decisions however I still consider the displaying of a diff with inversed colors to be incredibly confusing. Especially because both pretty_assertions and similar-asserts just use the regular diff colors.

When looking at a diff from an assert_eq I don't want to be forced to think to myself: "Does this assert_eq come from snapbox?" before I'm able to interpret the colors.

[marcospb19]

I agree that diff colors should be prioritized over good/bar colors for intuitiveness. However, that's probably a personal thing.