The system provides an environment where code can be tracked, with the revisions saved for future use. Now, Git is also used to store content and code in repositories. Initially, it was designed for collaborative projects between developers. Since vim is an editor, which designed to work with keyboard only, without mouse, you need to use this commands to choose which version to use in conflicting part of code.Git is a popular open-source version control system. Window on the bottom is file which will be MERGED. On the screenshot, from left to right, there's file with LOCAL version, on center - BASE version (common ancestor), and 3rd is REMOTE version. Vimdiff splits it to 4 (with diff3 configstyle), displaying common ancestor Sublime merge and VSCode both splits window to 3 parts. But you may install attractive color schemas, and vim will be very nice looking. Now I may run conflict resolver as git mergetool:Īt first glance this may be look ugly. Diff3 adds common ancestor in the view, it will be described below. There's 2 options for conflictstyle - merge, which is default option, and diff3. conflictstyle diff3 git config mergetool. To work with this tool need to know vim basics, especially how to navigate between splitted windows ( Ctrl + w + one of navigation keys. Recently I openned for myself vimdiff, and very liked it. VScode has integrated merge tool, also powerfull and with good UI. Free version comes with light theme only, paid version has light and dark themes. Sublime Merge is a powerfull merge tool, intuitively understandable and with good UI. There's a merge tools, and I want to tell about my favorite ones. I can manually remove >, and edit content between this brackets. So, here in the code I have uncertainty, git don't know what to choose - simply saying, transfer to +79111111111 or to +81500000000.Īnd I need to choose myself, which part to use, or maybe totally override this section.
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