Now you may use vscode as your git difftool $ vi main.go $ git difftool diff -cc README.md index 54f96a6,b197bb6.0000000 - a/README.md +++ b/README.md -21,10 -21,9 +21,16 go get -u /kenichi-shibata/ku Usage - ``` ++ or from config file ~/.kube/kubectl/config +kubectl-switch download +kubectl-switch -k v.1.11.9 +# list available versions ++= + +# downloads v1.14.3 or -k or from config file ~/.kube/kubectl/config + +kubectl-switch downloadzs + +kubectl-switch -k v.1.11.9 ++> downloadz ls ~/.kube/kubectl/ ``` Config Viewing (1/1): 'main. ArchiveSupport Source code for the Merge7z dlls, which connect WinMerge with 7-Zip.
Add the below configuration to your gitconfig to start # Add this to you gitconfig # Comment: Start of "Extra Block" # Comment: This is to unlock VSCode as your git diff and git merge tool tool = vscode cmd = code -wait $MERGED tool = vscode cmd = code -wait -diff $LOCAL $REMOTE # VSCode Difftool # End of extra block WinMerge file filters which are shipped with the distribution. da/mergetool-winmerge: mergetools: add winmerge as a builtin tool mergetool-lib: set IFS for. In a Command Prompt window, cd to the WinMerge installation folder and enter WinMergeU. git mergetool learned to drive WinMerge as a backend. Navigate to the WinMerge launcher in your Start menu. If you are you can also use vscode as your difftool and your mergetool. Here are some of the methods you can use: Double-click the WinMerge desktop shortcut. Chances are you are using git as your source control.
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