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[http://www.perforce.com/perforce/products/merge.html P4Merge description], [http://www.perforce.com/perforce/downloads/index.html Download page] |
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P4Merge is a 3-way merge tool which comes with the Perforce VCS. It is quite powerful so on OS X (where KDiff3 requires running X11) is likely the best available tool (TODO: compare with [:DiffMerge]). To get it you should download "The Perforce Visual Client". In OS X case you get `p4merge` and `p4v` applications, so you need only first. Install in in Applications and then add to your `~/.hgrc`: | P4Merge is a 3-way merge tool which comes with the Perforce VCS. It is quite powerful so on OS X (where KDiff3 requires running X11) is likely the best available tool (TODO: compare with [[DiffMerge]]). To get it you should download "The Perforce Visual Client". In OS X case you get `p4merge` and `p4v` applications, where you need only the first. Install it in Applications and then add to your `~/.hgrc`: |
P4Merge description, Download page
P4Merge is a 3-way merge tool which comes with the Perforce VCS. It is quite powerful so on OS X (where KDiff3 requires running X11) is likely the best available tool (TODO: compare with DiffMerge). To get it you should download "The Perforce Visual Client". In OS X case you get p4merge and p4v applications, where you need only the first. Install it in Applications and then add to your ~/.hgrc:
[merge-tools] p4.priority = 60 p4.premerge = True p4.executable = /Applications/p4merge.app/Contents/MacOS/p4merge p4.gui = True p4.args = $base $local $other $output p4.binary = False
Adjust priority based on your other merge tools (or just leave it if you have no other merge tools) and path if you're not on OS X.