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Merge-fmt - git mergetool leveraging code formatters
WARNING: This tool is still experimental.
merge-fmt is a small wrapper on top git commands to help resolve conflicts by leveraging code formatters.
merge-fmt currently only knows about the following formatters:
- ocamlformat for OCaml.
- refmt for reason.
- dune for dune.
Note that supporting new code formatters is trivial.
Getting started
There are three ways to use merge-fmt.
Standalone
Just call merge-fmt while there are unresolved conflicts. merge-fmt will try resolve conflicts automatically.
As a Git mergetool
merge-fmt can act as a git mergetool. First configure the current git repository with
merge-fmt setup-mergetool
git config --local mergetool.mergefmt.cmd 'merge-fmt mergetool --base=$BASE --current=$LOCAL --other=$REMOTE -o $MERGED'
git config --local mergetool.mergefmt.trustExitCode trueThen, use git mergetool to resolve conflicts with git mergetool -t mergefmt
As a git merge driver
merge-fmt can act as a git merge driver. Configure the current git repository to use merge-fmt as the default merge driver.
$ merge-fmt setup-merge
git config --local merge.mergefmt.name 'merge-fmt driver'
git config --local merge.mergefmt.driver 'merge-fmt mergetool --base=%O --current=%A --other=%B -o %A --name=%P'
git config --local merge.tool 'mergefmt'
git config --local merge.default 'mergefmt'Install
$ opam pin add merge-fmt git@github.com:hhugo/merge-fmt.git
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