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I removed those and now the external tool is working again.Ĭheck the arguments you invoke semanticmerge.exe with and remove any -edt or -emt parameters, because they will have higher priority than nf file.TortoiseSVN is a popular Apache Subversion client for Windows, implemented as a Microsoft Windows shell extension. Obviously this took precedence over what I configured in the nf file. I checked my tortoisegit settings and I had specified -edt=default and -emt=default. I just figured it out though, while writing this. I also re-read the articles in the hope they had been updated, but they do not seem to. I tried your suggestions of using \ separator and adding extra quotes at start/end, but that did not seem to have any effect. That's new and at least it tells me my configuration has not been recognized. If I shift+click text tool button, it still opens xmerge, but after closing xmerge I now get a new dialog saying an external merge tool was not configured. I removed -lang=csharp option and that shows a different dialog when editing conflicts on. It's fine that it falls back to text merge, I'm just still not able to use an external diff/merge tool for the job. Thank you for the feedback, somehow I never got a notification on this, had to enable that manually in my profile. However, it still launches the internal diff/merge tool when clicking the Text Diff button in the "can't parse" dialog. emt="C:/Program Files/TortoiseSVN/bin/TortoiseMerge.exe" "#basefile" "#sourcefile" "#destinationfile" # external mergetool -> kdiff3 with symbolic info edt="C:/Program Files/TortoiseSVN/bin/TortoiseMerge.exe" "#sourcefile" "#destinationfile" In this case, I would like to use TortoiseMerge.exe.Ĭ:\Users\Andreas\AppData\Local\semanticmerge\nf Whenever I edit a merge for an XML file, it tells me it can't parse the file and offers the option to use "Text Diff", but this button still launches the internal diff (Xmerge?). I don't want to override the text diff tool in general, just for particular cases where I know other tools work better. I think I saw in one of the change logs that an external text tool can be launched by holding the shift key? When pressing the text diff button? It didn't seem to work. I want to be able to launch an external text diff/merge tool for certain cases that Semantic Merge can't handle smart.