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After having solved the problem of getting the editor to launch when there's a merge conflict - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/399606/mercurial-no-editor-appears-when-merge-conflicts-are-detected
I now have another problem, the editor now launches...
Started by ChrisInCambo on
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The left pane is normally the common ancestor, the middle pane is the file you're merging... .
What version of HG are you using , what is the output of 'hg heads' ?
I'm not sure what tool you're using for merges, but it sounds like it's doing a 3-way merge .
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After upgrading to jquery 1.4.1 i noticed there was an error anytime i tried calling json.parse. The issue is part of the regex used in json. it uses a $ in the pattern that conflicts with JQuery's $ shortcut.
I don't want to use the non-conflict option...
Started by used2could on
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It's already encapsulated in the way you....
There's no reason at all the JavaScript engine should be looking for an external symbol there .
Are you sure it's failing on the $ , and for that reason? Because that's a massive namespacing/parsing failure if so .
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Lately I've been seeing behavior where after an update svn shows certain files as "conflicted" but when I try to edit the conflicts, there are none (The "next conflict" and "previous conflict" buttons are disabled and if I scroll through the file, none...
Started by JoelFan on
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Resolved: this subcommand does not semantically resolve conflicts or remove conflict markers; it merely removes the conflict-related artifact....
You can use svn resolved to remove the conflict markers if they're there in error.
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Is there any way to detect the message IP conflict? I will be using this in a thread in my program.
Started by mack on
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That if there is any way to detect the ip conflict massage that pops out when ip gets conflicted in a static ip.
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What are Concurrency Conflicts with regards to SQL database?
Thanks
Started by LearningCSharp on
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To avoid such conflicts.
This is a classical concurrency conflict.
It should have been incremented twice.
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Do you know a good way to explain how to resolve merge conflicts in git?
Started by Spoike on
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The following blog post seems to give a very good example on how to handle merge conflict with Git which files are in conflict (Git should tell you this) Open each file and examine the diffs; Git to discuss it with fellow developers who ....
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Automated merging isn't perfect. Just because there isn't a line-edit conflict doesn't mean there isn't a syntactic conflict, and that doesn't mean there isn't a semantic conflict.
Does anyone have strategies for authoring low-conflict changes? Is this...
Started by wowest on
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Also,....
If there is a change in the internal API, it should be made clear to the whole team .
Everybody should know who is working on what.
Second, what you need is communication with the rest of your team .
First of all, your code base should be modular.
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I got an error that said "error: conflicting types for '____'. What does that mean?
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Like saying int i = "hello";
If you're trying to assign it from a call that returns an NSMutableDictionary, that's probably... .
What datatype is '___'?
My guess is that you're trying to initialize a variable of a type that can't accept the initial value .
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Hi
I'm trying to understand the details of the subversion merge commands. I think understanding the difference between a change that is also a conflict and a change that is not a conflict would help.
This is a followup to this thread .
Thanks!
Started by Hua-Ying on
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The example is, of course, somewhat contrived,....
(){ [conflict] bar; bar = 0; return bar; }
Note that both Alice and Bob changed the type of bar from int (it's not doing code analysis), so as a human Bob needs to help resolve the conflict.
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What is the best way to resolve a conflict when doing a "git svn rebase", and the git branch you are on becomes "(no-branch)"?
Started by csexton on
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Do a "git rebase --skip" to skip.
(Note'?", then evidently your edit turned the conflict into a no-op change.
Next do a "git rebase --continue".
conflict file manually, then do a "git add [file]".
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