Jacob Helwig <jacob.helwig <at> gmail.com> writes:
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> That actually looks exactly like it should.  The order of the windows
> that vimdiff uses is (IIRC): ours, on-disk file, theirs.

Hm, you’re right. I just found the git-mergetool--lib script on my
system and it opens vimdiff with $LOCAL $MERGED $REMOTE. Thank you, that
opened my eyes enough to clarify my question:

The conflict markers don't seem very useful in the context of a merge
tool. I would prefer to see two windows in vimdiff with each side of the
conflict, respectively. Something like:

vimdiff $MERGED-left-hand-conflicts $MERGED-right-hand-conflicts

Is that possible with Git -- or does anyone know of external tools to
help with such a workflow?

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