Merging 3 XML files with kdiff3 (Command Line)












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I need 3-way-merge of xml file, for this I am using kdiff3. The problem I am facing with kdiff3 is whenever there is the conflict in merging, kdiff3 is opening the kdiff3-GUI tool and ask to resolve a conflict. Kdiff3 is not saving the file with the conflict.
How can I ask kdiff3 to save the file with conflict?



I am using the following command



kdiff3 --auto -m -o merged.xml base.xml  1.xml 2.xml









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    I need 3-way-merge of xml file, for this I am using kdiff3. The problem I am facing with kdiff3 is whenever there is the conflict in merging, kdiff3 is opening the kdiff3-GUI tool and ask to resolve a conflict. Kdiff3 is not saving the file with the conflict.
    How can I ask kdiff3 to save the file with conflict?



    I am using the following command



    kdiff3 --auto -m -o merged.xml base.xml  1.xml 2.xml









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      I need 3-way-merge of xml file, for this I am using kdiff3. The problem I am facing with kdiff3 is whenever there is the conflict in merging, kdiff3 is opening the kdiff3-GUI tool and ask to resolve a conflict. Kdiff3 is not saving the file with the conflict.
      How can I ask kdiff3 to save the file with conflict?



      I am using the following command



      kdiff3 --auto -m -o merged.xml base.xml  1.xml 2.xml









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      I need 3-way-merge of xml file, for this I am using kdiff3. The problem I am facing with kdiff3 is whenever there is the conflict in merging, kdiff3 is opening the kdiff3-GUI tool and ask to resolve a conflict. Kdiff3 is not saving the file with the conflict.
      How can I ask kdiff3 to save the file with conflict?



      I am using the following command



      kdiff3 --auto -m -o merged.xml base.xml  1.xml 2.xml






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          Same can be achieved by git. Find below the command for this,



          git merge-file -p mine.txt parent.txt yours.txt

          -p Send results to standard output instead of overwriting <current-file>.





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            Same can be achieved by git. Find below the command for this,



            git merge-file -p mine.txt parent.txt yours.txt

            -p Send results to standard output instead of overwriting <current-file>.





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              Same can be achieved by git. Find below the command for this,



              git merge-file -p mine.txt parent.txt yours.txt

              -p Send results to standard output instead of overwriting <current-file>.





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                Same can be achieved by git. Find below the command for this,



                git merge-file -p mine.txt parent.txt yours.txt

                -p Send results to standard output instead of overwriting <current-file>.





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                Same can be achieved by git. Find below the command for this,



                git merge-file -p mine.txt parent.txt yours.txt

                -p Send results to standard output instead of overwriting <current-file>.






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