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I'm editing a file in a merge request in GitLab's Web IDE. While I'm working, someone else commits changes to the same file, which creates a merge conflict. When I'm ready to commit my changes, GitLab ...
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If I have merge conflicts, how can I take all changes from HEAD for a single file? Not for the whole rebase, but for a single file? Is this possible, or do I have to manually change it?
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I'm trying to merge the branch feature1 into the branch main, but I'm getting merge conflicts: $ git status On branch main Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'. nothing to commit, working ...
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I am experiencing an issue while merging branches in GitLab. I want to merge changes from the release-8 branch into dev, but after completing the merge, the commit history shows that changes from dev ...
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I'm currently working on an integration activity, and I'm trying to do some automation. So I usually have around 40 or 50 branches which all start from exact point from master. Then I create PRs and ...
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Scenario You create a new branch, move a file, and modify its contents. Simultaneously, on a different branch, another developer makes changes to the same file without moving it. When their branch is ...
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I've been using Git for a long time in a lite mode: branch, pull-commit-push, merge. Mostly with SourceTree. That was enough for development. So I'm an amateur) But now I've got a repository that is ...
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Context: I have a feature branch based on a main branch. Now I created a pr in bitbucket to merge my feature in the main branch and there's a conflict. To resolve the merge conflict, I thought it ...
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My team and I work on a large repository with some core plugins and multiple independent floating plugin repositories. Recently, a plugin has been promoted to the main repository with some changes, ...
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Maybe an odd situation, but I have fiddled with this myself and searched several forums without any luck. Is this even possible without setting up a local environment and cloning the repo? For some ...
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Problem If a Merge Conflict occurs in a Submodule in VSCode the Merge editor opens and i can resolve the conflict, after that i can commit those changes. But after that i cant click on continue or ...
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I've encountered an issue after integrating iCloud Drive wanted to bring it to your attention. Let me walk through the scenario: I have two devices linked to the same account, an iPhone XR and an iPad....
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Normally when I have a merge conflict my visual studio code editor will let me know of the incoming changes, but in this case when I pushed up some code Azure devops said I had a conflict but I cant ...
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I am finding the built-in TortoiseGitMerge tool very underpowered at dealing with even slightly complex changes, so am looking for an external tool that might do a better job. I am trialling WinMerge, ...
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I have a master branch, branch_a, branch_b branch_a I cut from master where I have local & origin commits as a1, a2, a3, a4 Now I cut branch_b where I have local & origin commits as b1, b2, b3,...
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Hello Stack Overflow community, I'm currently dealing with a scenario involving Git subtrees and conflicts. Here's a breakdown of my situation: I have a repository A that includes repositories B and C ...
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How to set utf-8 as default encoding for pull request merge conflict extension in azure devops? Checked the pull request merge conflict extension and azure devops, didn't found any option to set ...
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So the situation is this: we have two protected branches in gitlab "develop", and "test" (over which we dont have permissions to push onto without merge requests), we merged the ...
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When I merge a branch into another one, and get conflicts, Git tells me some files are unmerged. For example: % git status On branch test-merge You have unmerged paths. (fix conflicts and run "...
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When I cherry-pick some commit that has conflicts with package-lock.json file, the npm-merge-drive run when it failed the cherry-pick fails, how can I remove it?
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I have worked on a GitLab repository for several months. In my institute students have to wait for a supervisors review in order to be able to merge into main. My Reviewer did not have time for ...
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I don't understand in what condition do git consider there are conflicts when merging two local branches. When I create a file a.py in branch test1, then merge it to another branch test2, and then ...
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I'm sorry for this very basic question but I can't understand why revising a csv file that I pulled from the master would create a conflict in my pull request. What happened is, I have a collaborative ...
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Say I have a repo with 2 files: source.py def foo() -> int: return 1 conflict.py from source import foo def bar() -> int: return foo() Now, I create and try to resolve a merge ...
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Imagine the following git flow: R1 refactoring #1 / \ / \ ---A------M1---M2--- master \ / \ / R2----- refactoring #2 The code ...
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