Globally, the rebase/merge process remains tricky. This means WIndows, Linux and OSX Pro Folder compare Pro Three way merges DiffMerge supports three way merges. I don’t know how to proceed in this case. 250+ ratios, replaceable dog-rings vs gears, independent shifter barrels, rotatable forks, (12) inputs, 6XD can be rotate. DiffMerge is cross platform and is available for all major operating systems. Sometimes, merging/rebasing is not a matter of left vs right choice but rather requires some manual extra modifications. Merging conflicting diagrams is almost impossible without a graphical overview.Ĭonflicting disturbances in hierarchies are almost impossible to manage: e.g when an intermediate node in a hierarchy (functional breakdown, etc.) has been replaced on one branch and its children have been modified on another branch, it seems impossible to keep the new intermediate node and the modifications on children. Simple changes and conflicts can be managed: local changes in a node or node’s attributes, additions, deletions and replacements without conflict. if you configured instead vs as diff and tool. go to the team explorer changes pane to start resolving conflicts. Your patch solves the issue with rebase: thanks!ĭuring the tests I have made the following observations: from vs team explorer, localize the local git repository and open it. Can you tell me the version of Windows you have Are you using a full Git install or the portable version on a thumbdrive I'm assuming you're using a command-line Git client. I have retested git merge/rebase on Capella yesterday. er/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/releng/ erge.update/target/.update-0.9.0-SN APSHOT.zipįYI, we also have an open issue about deletions that can sometimes appear as conflicting in 3-way comparisons, e.g., during conflicting rebase operations ( My tests are OK, are you willing to test on your side and state whether this issue seems fixed? You can download the update site on the link below, just select the EGit integration feature. The issue is rather in the integration of EGit. ![]() ![]() It may seem odd to see that the file is pre-merged despite your preference, but apparently this is OK - it does not prevent EGit from sending the correct input to the diff/merge tool. Our efforts have focused on merge rather than rebase, I guess that is why we overlooked this issue.
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