As cspeckmim, I'm working in a company where all code is safety related and must be certified. We'd like to have a report on the code review activity. At present we have to submit a lot of screenshots to demonstrate we performed code review using Phabricator...

In T2999#78548, @altendky wrote:

The first time you commit a good (UTF-8) file it will still list as binary because the old side of the diff is binary. The second good commit will result in a good new and old version that can be text diff'ed. Also, pure ASCII is not needed, UTF-8 is fine so you should be able to use whatever characters you need for your native language.

Same problem with our assembly files (working directory on Windows7 disk folder): is not possible to view them in Audit because they're seen as "binary" (while they are visible as diffs in Differential probably because unix diff we use fixes encoding). Verifying their nature with cygwin 'file' tool they are seen as:

That would be very useful. You can also add a warning on the Pygments installation instructions to carefully check that temporary directory and, in any case, double check it's functional using the debug function page you showed me: that was really clear and shot the bug.

Great!
With the debug code I (in fact indirectly YOU) solved the issue. This was my output of the ../debug page:

Thank you,
I must confess that I'm using Linux since Linus' first version, but I have little sysadmin experience.