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Old lines are prefixed with the - sign and the new lines with the + sign. It displays all the differences in all your modified files from previously committed work. The most simple usage is to run the command without any parameters. This looks much better than the previous one, don’t you think? Usage Take a look at the screenshot and compare it with the previous one. Now the output in the Powershell window is much more readable. $global:GitPromptSettings.UntrackedForegroundColor = ::Yellow
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Add the following lines to the end of the file and it changes the output from dark red to yellow. You have to edit your Powershell profile that is located in your documents folder and you can run $profile to see where exactly it is. Posh-git is a great tool but the information about modified, untracked and removed files aren’t readable. Let’s change the color from dark red to cyan and also modify the colors for changes to more shiny ones. The dark red used with git status and displayed changes doesn’t work very well with the blue background.įor changing git global configuration of modified and untracked files you need to run these commands.
P4MERGE LOCATION WINDOWS
If you use git on Windows especially with Powershell and posh-git extensions you soon realize that some colors in the output are very hard to read. It is text based and easy to use with files with few line changes. Git already comes with the tool for file comparison.
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P4MERGE LOCATION HOW TO
It helps you setup git diff tool and shows you how to use it to perform some basic comparisons of your changes to a current base and also few more advanced comparisons between specific commits. This article describes techniques that are available in git.
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The article Installing and Using P4Merge in Git for Windows worked for me.Įdit your global. NOTE: git diff will still work and will display the diffs in the terminal. In order to see diff's (between Working directory to the staging area, for instance) you can now use the command: git difftool that will open the p4merge GUI to be used. Git config -global /usr/local/bin/p4merge Git config -global mergetool.prompt false Sudo mv /home/guya/Downloads/p4v-20398/* /opt/p4mergeĬreate a symbolic link to the p4merge executable with the command: sudo ln -s /opt/p4merge/bin/p4merge /usr/local/bin/p4mergeĪdd the following commands to git's "global config settings" so p4merge will be used as both git's difftool & mergetool: Once downloaded extract it and copy the contents of the folder to a new folder /opt/p4merge:ĭ) I have downloaded it to /home/guya/Downloads and the "extracted" p4merge folder was (08/19) p4v-20398, so in my case the command was:
P4MERGE LOCATION DOWNLOAD
Go to the Downloads page of Perforce website, and in the search bar write: p4merge.Ĭhose the p4merge for Linux platform and download it (note that you can skip the registration).
P4MERGE LOCATION INSTALL
To install p4merge and set it as git's difftool & mergetool on a Linux machine ( Ubuntu 16.04) I did the following: