Instead of opening C:epooses., Meld tries to open C:Program Files (x86)Meldmeldoses. For example, even though Git generates the BASE, LOCAL, and REMOTE files in the repository directory (the location I called git mergetool from), Meld tries to open each of those files in the directory of the executable. Meld is available in several languages thanks to the epic efforts of many wonderful translators. However, the paths to the files that Git writes to pass to the diff tool is incorrect. You can run Meld directly from your git clone, without installing: git clone bin/meld Internationalization support. It works flawlessly Did you mean gdebi or dpkg -i for the install command (In my case, I also needed to install dependencies gir1.2-gtksource-3.0, libgtksourceview-3.0-1, and libgtksourceview-3.0-common).
So, when I have a conflict, I do git difftool and Meld does in fact open. I really appreciate you going through the extra trouble to figure this out. Path = C:\Program Files (x86)\Meld\meld\meld.exe gitconfig like so to support Meld as the default mergetool The first step is always downloading and installing the program.
Meld is an awesome GUI diff program that makes it easier for us to inspect file changes and merge results. However, in Windows it has been a different story.įirst, I installed Meld from a bundle I found here: Configure Meld as Default Git Difftool Configure Meld as Default Git Mergetool This article will discuss configuring Meld as Git’s default diff and merge tools. In Linux, my favorite merge tool is Meld, and I've had no problems using or configuring it to work with Git.
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