- #INSTALLING P4MERGE ON LINUX INSTALL#
- #INSTALLING P4MERGE ON LINUX UPDATE#
- #INSTALLING P4MERGE ON LINUX LICENSE#
Chose the p4merge for Linux platform and download it (note that you can skip the registration).
#INSTALLING P4MERGE ON LINUX INSTALL#
Still preferring Meld at this point, on KDE right now and didn't run into the whitespace ignore problem this time round so might have been a bug fixed since I last used it. Go to the Downloads page of Perforce website, and in the search bar write: p4merge. To install p4merge and set it as git 's difftool & mergetool on a Linux machine ( Ubuntu 16.04) I did the following: Go to the Downloads page of Perforce website, and in the search bar write: p4merge.
usr/libexec/git-core/mergetools/p4merge. Install p4merge and then set it as your merge tool for git by running the following two. Kompare touts itself as a successor to KDiff(again not sure if referring to originally or KDiff3), it was sort of nicer but felt clunky using with some poor UX :\ Download git-p4-2.8. for CentOS 7 from End Point repository. The install part of the script uses Ubuntus package manager. It had an ignore whitespace setting but the merge tool seemed to disregard that, noticed configuration for regex, that might work? Interface felt cluttered/heavy and colours(default at least) not too good on the eye. Is KDiff referring to KDiff3? Just evaluated that and it seemed to flop over whitespace conflicts, line endings had a drop down to set for the file which is good. 64-bit Windows users of 32-bit BC (older than version 4.1) should replace 'C:\Program Files' with 'C:\Program Files (x86)'. Linux users should prefix command line switches with '-' instead of '/'. Use it to visualize your merges, obtain comprehensive file history, and compare a broad range of image files.
#INSTALLING P4MERGE ON LINUX UPDATE#
Also like to refer users to an open-source one(sorting out a guide for one of my projects that needs diffing of a third party file for update contributions). Beyond Compare version 2 users should replace BComp.exe with BC2.exe and change the path to Beyond Compare 2's install folder. Helix Visual Merge Tool (P4Merge) is a three-way merging and side-by-side file comparison tool.
#INSTALLING P4MERGE ON LINUX LICENSE#
I'll give it a look :) I don't mind paying for good software, but when the license locks it down from using on my other computers/vms it's a bit of a pain. After opening the link, find the download area named P4V and chooseMacintosh-Mac OS X for x8664, click the open Accept and.