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I recently upgraded to the latest version of VS Code and I see it's got this cool new 3-window editor for managing merge/rebase-conflicts. But I find this editor useless because it doesn't show the base revision. Instead the third window is used for some sort of suggested merge which I don't trust. I have no way to no what changes are being merged, only what the code looks like in each (which may be large and unparseable). The old inline style worked smoothly with
[merge]
conflictstyle = diff3
whereas the new editor does not.
Please include another window showing the base revision
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I recently upgraded to the latest version of VS Code and I see it's got this cool new 3-window editor for managing merge/rebase-conflicts. But I find this editor useless because it doesn't show the base revision. Instead the third window is used for some sort of suggested merge which I don't trust. I have no way to no what changes are being merged, only what the code looks like in each (which may be large and unparseable). The old inline style worked smoothly with
whereas the new editor does not.
Please include another window showing the base revision
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: