Is it really the only option to manually remove the unwanted lines from the middle pane, or is there a better way? I imagine this will get very tedious in bigger conflicts if it has to be done manually, would be easier using just a plain text editor at this point. This is fine but it leaves me with two extra lines. In fact, BASE is not the common ancestor, but the half-finished merge where conflicts are marked with > and <<<<. Meld launches OK via git difftool -dir-diff, but looks like it fails to read/write into/from the temporary locations: There was a problem opening the file C:\Users\myusername\AppData\Local\Temp\git-difftool.a09536\left. Meld then asks me if I want to copy up or down. Trying to configure meld as a diff/merge tool used with git the same way I'm using it under Linux. I want to include both of the changes from left and right like this.įrom what I've gathered reading online, I learned I can first accept one, left or right, by clicking the arrow icon and then I can accept the other one in addition by holding down CTRL. You can use it to visualize your merges, obtain comprehensive file history, and compare a broad range of image files. I then cooked up the following imaginary conflict to try it out Helix Visual Merge Tool (P4Merge) is a three-way merging and side-by-side file comparison tool.
I want to try out meld as an alternative mergetool with git and was able to configure it quite easily. Hi all, I hope this is the right sub to ask this.
