I've been using vscode for merge conflict resolution for a while and it works great... except for binary conflicts. Would be great if we could select 'accept-incoming' or 'accept-current'. Too bad it doesn't work.. are there any workarounds beyond manually running one of these?
However when I did a "Merge" to begin and it failed to merge due to conflicts the table of files that showed up when I continued with Manual merge already had a check box next to all the empty files, so all I had to do was fix the two files I had merge conflicts in (simple, I...
$gitstash drop In conclusion, we have two ways of marking a Git conflict as resolved. We can use thegit addor thegit restore --stagedcommands. The latter will resolve the conflict and remove the file from the index.
After that, when do a git status, the conflicted file still showing in red (unmerged). This way, If we try to resolve merge conflict again, it opens the vscode to solve merge conflicts...Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment...
Type: Bug In a git repository, do a merge operation which involves conflicts not automatically resolved in at least one file. Open a file with a merge conflict, which has not recently been opened. (This could be with a direct "Open File"...
However, in the default merge conflict view, identical blocks are recognized and it is possible to choose between the incoming and current version block by block. Also, once the Merge editor was opened to resolve the conflicts in a file when merging anunrelatedbranch, the default merge conflict...
- name: Merge main run: | git config --local user.email "github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com" git config --local user.name "github-actions[bot]" git merge main --no-commit || true - name: Resolve conflict run: | count_both_modified=$(git status | grep -c 'both modifie...
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I should not have any errors when I donpm cisince it should use package-lock wich contains all conflict resolutions. If I revert to npm@8.5.5, it works correctly without having to do a newnpm install Steps To Reproduce npm init npm install @nestjs/elasticsearch@8.1.0 --package-lock-onl...