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Meld Meld Visual diff and merge tool Meld helps you compare files, directories, and version controlled projects It provides two- and three-way comparison of both files and directories, and has support for many popular version control systems Meld helps you review code changes and understand patches It might even help you to figure out what's going on in that merge you keep avoiding
Command line usage - meldmerge. org Command line usage If you start Meld from the command line, you can tell it what to do when it starts For a two- or three-way file comparison, start Meld with meld file1 file2 or meld file1 file2 file3 respectively For a two- or three-way directory comparison, start Meld with meld dir1 dir2 or meld dir1 dir2 dir3
What is Meld? Meld shows differences between two or three files (or two or three directories) and allows you to move content between them, or edit the files manually Meld 's focus is on helping developers compare and merge source files, and get a visual overview of changes in their favorite version control system
Getting started comparing files Meld lets you compare two or three text files side-by-side You can start a new file comparison using the new comparison button on the toolbar
Meld Help Meld Help provides guidance on using Meld for comparing files, directories, and version-controlled projects, including two- and three-way comparisons
Getting started comparing folders Meld lets you compare two or three folders side-by-side You can start a new folder comparison using the new comparison button on the toolbar, and clicking on the Directory Comparison tab
Viewing version-controlled files Meld maps these different states into a standard set of very similar concepts As such, Meld might use slightly different names for states than your version control system does
Resolving merge conflicts One of the best uses of Meld is to resolve conflicts that occur while merging different branches For example, when using Git, git mergetool will start a 'merge helper'; Meld is one such helper If you want to make git mergetool use Meld by default, you can add
Filtering out files - meldmerge. org Filename filtering Meld comes with a useful set of filename filters that let you ignore uninteresting files and folders like common backup files and the metadata folders of version control systems Each filename filter can be separately activated or deactivated from the File Filters button on the toolbar
Filtering out text - meldmerge. org With text filters you can tell Meld to ignore text that matches a pattern (i e , a regular expression) when showing differences between files Text filters don't just affect file comparisons, but also folder comparisons Check the file filtering notes for more details