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I tried to pull from a remote server and merge conflicts on two files which I'll call A and B. Except I realized afterward that all I really wanted to do is choose the remote version of A and B and discard my local version.
I think I messed up the merge and I just want to discard what I have now and change to the current state of the remote versions.
Apparently I'm 4 commits ahead of the remote, but I don't want to push yet until I've resolved this.
Here is a screenshot of SourceTree. What can I do to resolve this; i.e. change my two files to the remote versions before I commit and push?
Hi
I would reset my local repo to match the remote, effectively deleting the failed merge.
From the command line, something like this
git fetch origin
git reset --hard origin/master
, In Sourcetree for Windows, select the correct commit from the remote in the Log View, Right click and then select Reset to this commit and then choose the Hard option
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