I was hoping to diff the latest file and the committed file right before the latest one. I didn't want to diff two identical files. So, if the file has no change, which shows a green check, the diff option is not available, right? I do not understand why do you want to diff two completely identical files? If they are the same the diff tool will not open. You can only compare/diff files that are different from the currently committed file in the repository. I am a little bit confused with that question. Since S ES uses OS specific line endings for the.
Is this just a coincidence or were there any expected errors after opening it?Ģ. I don't see specific errors or problem when I open the project file with my MacBook.
#Best sourcetree merge tool windows 10
Push commits to remote repositories (such as GitHub or Bitbucket) from the Windows 10 machine ->Ī MacBook, which runs Sierra 10.12, pulls commits from the remote repository and open the SES project (emProject) fileġ. Init Git repository for SES project on a 64-bit Windows 10 machine -> I'm totally fine with the delay, so take your time. emProject file generation which would lead to different line endings once you edit the project under a different OS. Or all of these files use the same LF regardless of the OS?ĮS uses OS specific line endings for the. Do SES files, such as emProject or more, use different line endings (LF) which depend on what OS is used?
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