![]() ![]() I haven't tested it, but I hope the alternative diff coloration makes it easier to see single-word/space insertions and deletions within a line (which is something I often fail to notice in mainline KDiff3). I stopped following KDiff3 development and decided to pin 1.8.5 on my system, which actually works.Īnother fork of KDiff3 is. Git is my favorite SCV system up to now and most probably will be in the future.Unfortunately versions starting at 1.9.0 are drastically buggier than 1.8.5: Ctrl+C being incorrectly enabled and disabled ( ), merge errors (, fixed), drastic slowdown when loading CRLF files (, fixed), recurring assertion errors (didn't personally encounter, but, ), large chunks of Git history producing unusable binaries that corrupt memory or print assertion errors when loading files, etc. Besides of many great features is has pretty good automatic merge tool, that is able to solve conflicts, but not all of them. I found p4merge tool much better in case of automatic merging and manual solving the most hard conflicts. Is is very simple to mix together those two things to have the best from both of them and now I will show you how to do that.įirst of all, you have to install p4merge tool. Go to p4merge tool download page, choose “Browse by platform” tab, pick your platform (in my case it was Macintosh) and download P4V: Visual Client. After downloading, open dmg file and copy p4merge tool to Applications folder in your Dock. Second step is to create two simple bash scripts: p4merge and p4diff, that will be executed when git needs merge or diff tool. Edit ~/.gitconfig file and put following configuration there for merging:Ĭmd = p4merge "$BASE" "$LOCAL" "$REMOTE" "$MERGED" & /usr/local/bin/p4merge "$2" "$PWD/$5"ĭon’t forget to add executable mode/flag to these scripts.Īfter p4merge and scripts are ready it’s time to configure global git settings.Īpplications/p4merge.app/Contents/MacOS/p4merge $* Create these scripts in directory that is in your’s system PATH (i.e. If you don’t want to use p4merge as diff tool, just comment (using # character) section. Sometimes it’s faster for me to use command line diff instead of visual one. Now, when you type “git diff” or “git mergetool” in your’s project directory, p4merge tool will be started.Current version (in this repository): 0.9.98 ()įor information regarding newer versions please read on here. Download and install p4merge Download the perforce visual tool suite from here: Copy only the p4merge. Please write me your suggestions for KDiff3. compares or merges two or three text input files or directories.shows the differences line by line and character by character (!). ![]() provides an automatic merge-facility and.an integrated editor for comfortable solving of merge-conflicts.supports Unicode, UTF-8 and other codecs, autodetection via byte-order-mark "BOM".supports KIO on KDE (allows accessing ftp, sftp, fish, smb etc.).For Windows go here and for Ubuntu have a look at this guide. ![]() Automatic merging of version control history ($Log$). Install p4merge and then set it as your merge tool for git by running the following two.and has an intuitive graphical user interface. To install p4merge and set it as gits difftool & mergetool on a Linux machine (Ubuntu 16.04) I did the following: Go to the Downloads page of Perforce website, and in the search bar write.Simplified integration with IBM-Rational-Clearcase for Windows ( Details).KDE-Konqueror/Dolphin service menu plugin.Windows-Explorer integration Diff-Ext-for-KDiff3 - shell extension included in installer (originally by Sergey Zorin: see also Diff Ext). Read what else is special in a short abstract (PDF).Any Un*x that is supported by the Qt-libs from. ![]()
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