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- linux - Manually merge two files using diff - Stack Overflow
The easy answer is to use the -D flag to merge the files and surround the differences with C style #ifdef statements From the documentation:-D NAME --ifdef=NAME Output merged file to show `#ifdef NAME' diffs You can use it as follows: $ diff -D NEWSTUFF file1 file2 > merged_file
- Diff and merge CSV files in your git client - GitHub Pages
In the git client, he proposes a custom git diff driver that understands CSV structure On the server side, he shows how to tweak gitlab or (via a plugin called CSVHub) github to get pretty diffs using the daff library
- Understanding of diff output - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
The output of diff -u command is formatted a bit differently (so called "unified diff" format) Here diff shows us a single piece of the text, instead of two separate texts In the line @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ the part -1,5 relates to file1 txt and the part +1,5 to file2 txt
- Top (Comparing and Merging Files) - GNU
This manual is for GNU Diffutils (version 3 12, 12 January 2025), and documents the GNU diff, diff3, sdiff, and cmp commands for showing the differences between files and the GNU patch command for using their output to update files
- How to read the output from git diff? - Stack Overflow
This line is used by git am --3way to try to do a 3-way merge if patch cannot be applied itself Next is two-line unified diff header--- a builtin-http-fetch c +++ b http-fetch c Compared to diff -U result it
- Using Diff with -y to get side-by-side output
I am trying to use diff with -y to get side-by-side output, but my output gets messed up after about 18 lines Here is an example, any clue why? (Check from * java_pool_size=134217728) : *
- How to git show a merge commit with combined diff output even when . . .
Doing git show -m will show the differences (using pairwise diffs between the new and all parent versions respectively) but I would prefer to have that with the differnces marked by + - in the respective columns like in combined mode
- diff - output line-numbers - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
diff --unchanged-line-format="" --new-line-format=":%dn: %L" will now show the new lines prefixed by :<linenumber>: and a space, but still print the old lines Assuming you want to eliminate them,
- Explore git-diff output in a GUI? - Stack Overflow
What I want to do is run git diff on the server and capture the output in a file, e g git --no-pager diff > changes diff, get a copy of that file locally via sftp or scp, and view changes diff in a GUI like meld
- Get line numbers of differences in two files when performing a diff on . . .
I am able to see a visual diff using WinMerge, and I am happy with what it does for me, but the only requirement for my co-workers is simply to know the file name and the line numbers that need to be reviewed Is there a way to get only the line numbers of a changed file?
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