| Use Eclipse as a Diff or Merge Command Line Tool [message #1804786] |
Mon, 01 April 2019 09:29  |
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So I'm aware I can "Associate and Open Files" in Eclipse from the command-line:
I've also found Eclipse could compare (diff), or perform a 3-way merge on any external files:
I would like to have the possibility to open a 3-way merge from the command-line - is it currently possible, maybe using an existing plug-in? This appears possible with IntelliJ IDEA at least:
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| Re: Use Eclipse as a Diff or Merge Command Line Tool [message #1804971 is a reply to message #1804786] |
Thu, 04 April 2019 06:31  |
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Stanimir Stamenkov wrote on Mon, 01 April 2019 05:29I would like to have the possibility to open a 3-way merge from the command-line...
That is, I would like to configure Eclipse as an external merge tool to command-line version control clients like SVN, Git or Mercurial. I use these much more often than the available Eclipse integrations. The SVN (Subversive) plug-in is practically unusable for being so slow. Nevertheless, I've got used to the merge tool in Eclipse quite a bit. Its two-pane mode (with optional ancestor preview pane) for performing a three-way merge is quite simple to comprehend and use compared to more sophisticated 3-way merge tools like Kdiff3, for example.
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