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I have seen two different ways of merging local branches.
git checkout master git merge new_feature git checkout master git pull . new_feature
What is the difference, pros/cons?
Started by Kris on
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Locally speaking, there is no difference between merge, then, "pull" is basically the same as just "merge"..
In this case, there is no difference.
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Hi all
We've got a pair of SQL2000 servers that are syncing a couple of databases using merge replication. At some stage in the last few months, the merge agent for one of the databases disappeared. It's hard to say when this happened, this system is ...
Started by Dan F on
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Subscription would expire (before the days of high high speed internet, we used merge replication of an expert on replication either, but when we've had to redo merge replication I just make sure.
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Im starting to learn to use git, and I am having a situation that I dont understand (the repository was taken out of svn)
Im on a branch jacob@379 with everything committed:
host$ git status # On branch jacob@379 nothing to commit (working directory clean...
Started by corydoras on
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It's possible that there's nothing new to merge but the your branch has changes not in master:
o---o---A---B---C master \ \ ----D---E---F jacob@379
In this case there's nothing new to merge.
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I'm using git on a new project that has two parallel -- but currently experimental -- development branches:
master : import of existing codebase plus a few mods that I'm generally sure of exp1 : experimental branch #1 exp2 : experimental branch #2 exp...
Started by David Joyner on
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Command from....
Here-merge from=$1 to=$2 git checkout $from git checkout -b ${from}_tmp git rebase -i $to # Above will drop in explaining the answer.
There is no --interactive argument you can pass to git merge.
For an easier to read version.
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We're creating a Domain account to run our Merge Agent under, and we're trying to determine what NT permissions it requires. I can't seem to find a definitive list anywhere. Our replication configuration is:
Publisher: SQL 2008 Subscriber: SQL 2005 Replication...
Started by GuyBehindtheGuy on
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I know I'm late ....
Within SQL it'll need to be at least DBO in the databases which are being replicated (possibly sysadmin, not really sure) .
The only Windows rights that it should need is full control of the folder which will be the snapshot location .
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Here's the situation: On a particular branch, some changes have been merged in from the trunk, and also changes to the branch have been merged back into the trunk.
The question I have is this: What, if anything, does the merge management in Subversion...
Started by cdeszaq on
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So you have specify the revisions you want to merge back into the trunk manually and you have to make sure, there was no merge tracking at....
That's an scenario even the merge tracking of newer SVN versions can't handle automatically.
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When performing a merge with Mercurial, it wants to merge conflicting files one at a time which just isn't a productive workflow on large merge sets. Instead, what I would like to do is merge the entire changesets of both heads (like using kdiff3 to diff...
Started by jsaylor on
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Then use a merge tool that knows about....
Said that one might be able to do something where you let Mercurial merge the files automatically (and insert the <<<< and >>>> merge markers where there are conflicts).
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In TFS, I normally right-click a file and select Merge to merge it. What if I have two files I want to select to include in a single merge? How do I do that?
Started by JamesBrownIsDead on
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It looks like if you have two files among many in a folder you would have to merge them individually (or possibly use the command-line....
You can, however, right-click a folder and select Merge.
The context menu then disables Merge.
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Want to get file_3 by merging file_1 and file_2
if manual merge needed, text editor or merge tools can be used. preferably file_3 is in git merge like format.
file_1 is in git, but both with or without git to do the merge is fine
on Linux.
Started by madcat on
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Version of file that was common source for "ours" and "theirs" version; for... .
Checkout master again, git co master merge want to merge, but you also need "common" version, i.e.
In this branch with file2 , via editor or by any other means . .
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I'm trying to merge a branch in Visual SourceSafe 6.
Here you see the bug in the 'main line' code base:
A hotfix branch was created, and the file was fixed:
Now it's time to merge the hotfix back into the main line development. i select the file i want...
Started by Ian Boyd on
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Go to http.
The hotfix file.
In the dialog, select the file you want to merge from , i.e.
Then execute Merge Branches.
The mainline file.
Select the file you want to merge into , i.e.
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