For git difftool, put the following in your ~/.gitconfig: [core] editor = vim [diff] tool = vimdiff [merge] tool = vimdiff conflictstyle = diff3 To open vim as a diff-tool for two file, you can do the following: vimdiff file1.ext file2.ext # for vim nvim -d file1.ext file2.ext # for neovim

At work I use neovim on Windows, and set the shell to bash using the bash executable that comes with Git for Windows (gitbash), which is in my PATH. The settings in the minimal init.vim pasted below mean that almost everything works as expected, but either reading or writing temporary files does not.

2015年12月23日 · In vim 8, you can use :terminal to start a shell, or :terminal git checkout [branchname] to run one command. Neither will automatically :checktime. Vanilla GUI Vim. Some gvim implementations will have :shell support which will open a shell inside of Vim using a dumb terminal. However it may be easier to just type::!git checkout [branchname]

git config diff.tool vimdiff Then run git's difftool command with appropriate options. e.g. to view the changes introduced by commit 12345abc, you can use either. git difftool 12345abc^..12345abc or its shorthand. git difftool 12345abc^! By default this will open the files one at a time. After you quit Vim, Git will open the next comparison.

The episode Fugitive.vim - working with the git index would be the the most helpful for your question. You can use :Gdiff to stage only portions of a file. Running :Gdiff will show you the current file "diff-ed" with the stage/index. You can simply use Vim's diff commands (dp, do, :diffput, and :diffget) to move the

2022年7月26日 · I'm on MacOS Big Sur with nvim 0.7.2,vim-plug, and git 2.37.1 installed. I succesfully installed vim-crystal (to enable syntax highlighting for Crystal codes) by doing this: Edit ~/.config/nvim/init.vim

A more portable way to find out what git mergetool does is to use a wrapper script that writes its arguments to a file and execs Vim, and point mergetool to the script. – lcd047 Commented Jul 19, 2015 at 12:58

In my experience using the graphical gvim, I have to set git config --global core.editor "gvim -f" to make sure it properly waits for the editor to close. The -f option is also available for vi and vim. Try this if git is having trouble waiting for the editor to close.

2020年8月3日 · I want to show the git status in the vim statusline, but I can't find any advice on how to do that. The output of git status -s would be fine, or alternatively a single field readout indicating whether there are any outstanding changes, like this: [Clean] or [Changes]

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