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I had a branch that I needed to split into two (main branch: 3.2.0, new branch: 3.1.2 which was created by using "checkout". I made my changes to the new branch and now I want to merge 3.2.0 into 3.1.2. So I did a merge and now I have 3 files with "conflicts":
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So, I look at each file on the right of SourceTree and I see this:
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What do I do with this? What I would like to do is put this file(s) into an editor where I can make the changes. I don't understand why the other 20 files made it through without any "conflicts" and these three did not... or do I have more of a mess than is showing?
I think your app SourceTree is a god-send... don't know what I would do without it, but I think I really don't understand Git that well to be able to do this on my own. Thank you for your understanding.
Regards,
Rolf
Prager, Phone Apps
First of all, please do some reading in order to understand what a merge conflict is. Afterwards, you need to do the following:
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