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When things get messy I use Sublime Merge with two tabs, one with the code that's open in VS Code and one with the same project but different branch/commit. It
by dominicrose 9mo ago
When things get messy I use Sublime Merge with two tabs, one with the code that's open in VS Code and one with the same project but different branch/commit.
It works well on Linux. I've managed to make it work with Windows + WSL but I don't recommend it.