How can I install Meld on MacOS, and then set it up as my difftool and mergetool in git?

There are a lot of different programs that can be used as your Git difftool and mergetool, and there certainly isn't any consensus as to which is the best (opinions, requirements, and OSes will cle...

I know that I can view the difference between HEAD and current state with meld .. But how can I view the differences between branches, for example master and devel with meld? At the moment I do th...

When I use meld as git mergetool for solving conflict while merging, meld shows me the differences between local/output and remote/output files (in blue or green) that git automatically solves, and...

I've specified merge-tool-cmd = meld in my Subversion config. When I go to resolve a merge conflict using option l from the presented conflict resolution options, I receive the message: meld: error...

Using Visual Studio Code (version 1.11.2), I can see a side-by-side graphical diff of my current changes very easily by clicking the Source Control button in the left panel. But once I commit those...

I have 2 folders (with different code) with git initialized. But when I do git difftool -t meld one repo is working fine and asking me if I want to open files in meld to compare. The other one...

Meld used to work on my machine (openSuse Linux 13.1, Python 2.7.6) but after having trouble with Spyder (like it refusing to actually run any scripts), I uninstalled a large number of things, then...

I've set: git config --global merge.tool meld git config --global mergetool.meld.path c:/Progra~2/meld/bin/ On "git mergetool" it writes: Hit return to start merge resolution tool (meld): The m...

I've been using Meld to compare directories recursively. I want to know how to export the comparison result onto a new file. Meld is a visual tool but is there any way I can save the comparison?

After I got MacPorts installed and did a 'sudo port -v selfupdate', I try to install meld. The installation just starts to Fetching all kinds of stuff gnome-comoon perl5.8 perl5 pkgconfig ..... th...

This is a vanilla Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, based on Xubuntu core to be exactly. So I need to install packages myself. All went well except meld, on starting which, I'll get: (meld:4188): GLib-GIO-ERROR *...

I use meld normally in a git web project (system: Ubuntu-gnome 13.10). I want it to skip scanning certain files and folders, such as the .meteor directory (which takes a while to scan). Ubuntu-...

Is there a way to start new file comparison in an existing meld instance with a command line (like terminal) or programmatically. For example, following two commands start two instances of meld ...

From WSL2 (Ubuntu) how could one use Meld installed natively on Windows as the git merge and diff tool? So that commands like git mergetool & git difftool from WSL open Meld on Windows.

Up to now I used emacs ediff mode for merging. I tried meld, but could not find a way to make one buffer/file read only. I never merge in two directions, that's way I make one part read only before...

I'm WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) user. I use WSL to simply rsync source code between my host and remote compiling machine (RedHat). I found such a article: https://www.deptagency.com/en-gb/s...

I installed meld in my Mac and i want to use this as a visual diff tool in TortoiseHg. (Note that I am using a Mac. ) I have the following configuration in my .hgrc file. But when I double clicked ...

Error while trying to merge conflicting files: As version control I use git and I call Meld in order to merge conflicting files. (As IDE I use Qt creator, but I do not think it can be the problem...

I've tried setting meld as my mergetool to use with git doing: git config --global merge.tool meld git config --global mergetool.meld.path c:/Progra~2/meld/bin/meld As outlined in answers to que...

In Linux, my favorite merge tool is Meld, and I've had no problems using or configuring it to work with Git. However, in Windows it has been a different story. First, I installed Meld from a bundl...

Is it possible to configure Meld to open diff/merge files with encoding CP-1252 in Ubuntu 16.04?

I'm using Meld 1.8.5. http://meldmerge.org/ I use gedit to change a file without meld's knowledge. I like to re-do the comparison. What is the easiest way of doing the refresh. The refresh didn't ...

I have a question about the Meld visual diff and merge tool, which is probably a simple misunderstanding. But how do I adopt lines that were removed in the $REMOTE? Please see the screenshot below...

I am using Meld in Sourcetree to resolve conflicts. The issue that is faced is that i must select local or remote changes and i can't keep both changes. Any idea if this is possible in Meld?