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mirek kratochvil
@exa@mastodon.online  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

I added some minor documentation on how to use werge with git as mergetool and merge driver: https://github.com/exaexa/werge#integration-with-git It gets quite comfortable to use with proper config.

(Screenshot: random commit from linux vfs)

#git #vcs

Screenshot of linux source code showing a diff of very small changes highlighted per character instead of per line.
Screenshot of linux source code showing a diff of very small changes highlighted per character instead of per line.
Screenshot of linux source code showing a diff of very small changes highlighted per character instead of per line.
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amy
@amy@fedi.amy.mov replied  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

@exa@mastodon.online i don’t do a lot of git merging but werge looks really cool

can you do pure difference (not sure on the term here)? like, having 2 files and just seeing what’s different? i saw the examples tended to work with old mine theirs but id be curious to know if it will do a “mine and theirs” style

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