git mergetool 合并工具

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We can bring up the mergetool:

$ git mergetool

Then it will bring up the different versions of the file in different Vim splits panels.

+--------------------------------+
| LOCAL  |     BASE     | REMOTE |
+--------------------------------+
|             MERGED             |
+--------------------------------+

The top left split panel is the LOCAL, top middle split is BASE and top right split is REMOTE. The bottom split refers to theMERGED version. You can find this info in the bottom bar of each split (I have put 3 yellow rectangles to highlight that info).

As you can see form the below image, my Vim has highlighted the differences in red for me. 

Now if your terminal has any GUI capability and you have compiled Vim correctly with GUI support, you can use your mouse to click on the bottom split to edit it. Or if you are a Vim ninja, you can use the keyboard shortcut to move to different splits.

Ctrl w + h   # move to the split on the left 
Ctrl w + j   # move to the split below
Ctrl w + k   # move to the split on top
Ctrl w + l   # move to the split on the right

You can either incorporate the changes by manually editing the MERGED split, or use Vim shortcuts pull from one of theLOCAL, BASE ad REMOTE versions.

:diffg RE  # get from REMOTE
:diffg BA  # get from BASE
:diffg LO  # get from LOCAL

save the changes then quit with :wqa to close all the splits. Remember to commit the merge.

$ git commit -am 'merged from several branches'

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