Wrapper around git and meld for comparing git trees

Meld is a graphical tool that lets you compare and merge files or directories. You can use it as a difftool for Git to visually inspect the changes in your Git ...

## set your difftool once: git config --global diff.tool meld ## then use git difftool -d master other_branch ## to see differences. See http://stackoverflow ...

git difftool is a Git command that allows you to compare and edit files between revisions using common diff tools.

git meld is a git command that allows you to compare and edit treeishs between revisions using meld or any other diff tool that supports directory comparison.

You can now see a diff between two branches/commits with: git difftool -d branch1 branch2 That's a lot of typing, though, so let's create a handy alias.

Meld is a great tool for files/directories comparison. Git on the other hand also provide diff command line tool, which some users may prefer too.

This tutorial shows several different methods for comparing two branches in Git. See examples and eliminate conflicts before merging.

Meld has a separate UI for viewing all changes in a directory. You can filter viewing files based on if they're same, changed, new.

git difftool mybranch master -- myfile.cs If you only have meld installed git should use it as the default difftool.

Meld is capable of loading many files at once (in tabs). However when used with git difftool, Git will ask if you want to view each file.