You need to update your local master branch. Do the following steps: git checkout master git pull origin master git checkout << your branch >> git merge master After you execute the 4th command, you will get merge conflicts. Resolve them and then do: git commit
As stated in this answer (suggested as a duplicate) : you can see a “both deleted” when branchA has a git mv oldfile newstandard commit, and branchB has a git mv oldfile newcustom commit. In that case, when trying to merge customBranch into standardBranch, git will report a conflict on three files : both deleted: … Read more
Or you can just do [singleTap setCancelsTouchesInView:NO]. Example: UITapGestureRecognizer *singleTap = [ [UITapGestureRecognizer alloc] initWithTarget: self action: @selector(yourSelector:) ]; [singleTap setCancelsTouchesInView:NO]; [[self view] addGestureRecognizer: singleTap];
W391 is a blank line, that is, two consecutive \ns. There is no conflict.
You can specify the merge strategy option ours to the recursive (the default) merge strategy. It will do a normal merge, but in case of conflicting hunks will choose the version of the current branch. git checkout A git merge -X ours B Note that this is very different from -s ours, which selects a … Read more
To highlight an answer in a comment for Hg 1.1+: For Hg 1.1+ fix the file by hand and then do hg resolve -m test.h to mark the file as merged.
Answering this question is the whole point of the dependencyInsight task. javax.activation:activation:1.1 is pulled in by com.sun.mail:mailapi:1.4.4 and com.sun.mail:smtp:1.4.4. If your own code also depends on javax.activation, you can force your version with compile(“javax.activation:activation:1.0.2”) { force = true }. If not, you can force a version with configurations.all { resolutionStrategy.force “javax.activation:activation:1.0.2” }.
Try git mergetool.
Reverting Merges vs. Resetting Merges My guess is that you actually are Already-up-to-date. The problem is that git revert doesn’t undo the merge, it only undoes the changes that the merge brought with it. When you create a merge commit, you’re combining the commit histories of those two branches. Merging develop | A—B—C \ \ … Read more