I use Meld as tool for difftool and mergetool in Git Bash.
When I run git difftool
it opens a window of Meld and, every time I close the window with a difference, it opens a new window with the next difference. And so on, they could be hundreds...
Is there a way to stop Meld from the terminal (e.g. I didn't expect all these differences and now I want to make some changes in order to limit the number of them)?
The only way I found is to directly close the terminal, but I'd like a less brutal mode.
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Filippo
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1`Ctrl+c` in the terminal? – Biffen Nov 05 '21 at 15:20
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Are you tried git config --global --add difftool.prompt false
? Or what @Biffen already commented: Ctrl+C
in the terminal.

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1I'd like to see all the windows as it already happens, but I think that if they are too much I need something to stop it. However using `Ctrl+C` works! The only drawback is that now Meld crashes but never mind, the terminal continues to work. – Filippo Nov 05 '21 at 16:04