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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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I prefer to use the normal text editor (not the merge editor) to resolve merge conflicts in VSCode. Sometimes, I need to accept both changes, but want the new text from the "incoming" change ...
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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 am working with NSSO household survey data in R. The data is spread across multiple blocks: Block A (roster/master file) → one row per household member. Example: a household with 6 members will ...
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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 use Git to invoke Winerge, and this is the current setting: [mergetool "winmerge"] cmd = \"C:/Users/RD/WORK_FILES/Tools/WinMergePortable/App/WinMerge64/WinMergeU.exe\" \ ...
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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 submitted a few files, all to separate branches and made a PR. But my PRs were closed with unmerged commits because I had to fix some issues with my code. I resubmitted after and made new PRs but ...
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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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I use merge push replication, everything works. I have a publisher server and two subscribers, if both subscribers change the same value in a row in the table, I get a conflict, the one who changed ...
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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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Let's say I have a branch called feature-branch, and it's behind main by several commits. When I try to merge main into my feature-branch locally using: git merge origin/main Git pulls in all the ...
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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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In my case we're using python poetry, so the lockfile in question is poetry.lock, but I imagine this use case is meaningful for many other kinds of lockfiles in git. We frequently find ourselves with ...
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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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