Linux command
git-merge-file 命令
文件
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常用示例
Three-way merge files
git merge-file [current] [base] [other]
Merge with diff3 style
git merge-file --diff3 [current] [base] [other]
Output to stdout
git merge-file -p [current] [base] [other]
Quiet mode
git merge-file -q [current] [base] [other]
说明
git merge-file performs a three-way merge on individual files. Given the current version, common ancestor, and other version, it produces a merged result with conflict markers where automatic resolution is not possible. The command operates on files outside of Git's normal merge workflow, making it useful for custom merge scenarios or merging files independently. The first file is modified in place with the merge result, and the exit code indicates whether conflicts occurred.
参数
- -p, --stdout
- Output to stdout.
- --diff3
- Include base in conflicts.
- -q, --quiet
- Suppress warnings.
- --ours
- Resolve conflicts in favor of the "current" version.
- --theirs
- Resolve conflicts in favor of the "other" version.
- --union
- Take both sides of each conflict (append rather than mark).
- -L _label_
- Provide a label for a file (pass up to three times for current/base/other).
- --help
- Display help information.
FAQ
What is the git-merge-file command used for?
git merge-file performs a three-way merge on individual files. Given the current version, common ancestor, and other version, it produces a merged result with conflict markers where automatic resolution is not possible. The command operates on files outside of Git's normal merge workflow, making it useful for custom merge scenarios or merging files independently. The first file is modified in place with the merge result, and the exit code indicates whether conflicts occurred.
How do I run a basic git-merge-file example?
Run `git merge-file [current] [base] [other]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -p, --stdout do in git-merge-file?
Output to stdout.