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ResolveGitmergeconflictsinfavoroftheirchangesduringapull
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HowdoIresolveagitmergeconflictinfavorofpulledchanges?
Iwanttoremoveallconflictingchangesfromaworkingtreewithouthavingtogothroughalloftheconflictswithgitmergetool,whilekeepingallconflict-freechanges.Preferably,Iwanttodothiswhilepulling,notafterwards.
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possibleduplicateofgitmerge-sours,whatabout"theirs"
– user456814
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Duplicateofgitpullfromremote..canIforceittooverwriteratherthanreportconflicts?Youcanseethesamesolutionthere.
– DanDascalescu
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@DanDascalescuAcceptedanswertheredoesn'tanswerthisquestions,soclearlyitisn'taduplicate.Plus,thatotherquestionisquiteambiguous:itisveryhardtotellwhatisasked.AllinallIcan'tagreewithyou.Whatisyoupointinthis?
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@sanmaiYouhavetwoanswers-andyouacceptedoneofthem.Canyoubetterexplainwhatyouareexpectinginananswerandhowmuchmoredetaildoyouwanthere?
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@EdwardThomsonwell,actuallyIwasthinkingtogivethisreputationforthefirstanswer,butifyouask,Imightwaitandseeifabetteranswercomesup
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gitpull-srecursive-Xtheirs
Or,simply,forthedefaultrepository:
gitpull-Xtheirs
Ifyou'realreadyinconflictedstate...
gitcheckout--theirspath/to/file
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Notethat-srecursivehereisredundant,sincethat'sthedefaultmergestrategy.Soyoucouldsimplifyittogitpull-Xtheirs,whichisbasicallyequivalenttogitpull--strategy-optiontheirs.
– user456814
Jul28,2014at3:26
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IfIdothis,IendupbackintheMERGINGstate.Icanthengitmerge--abortandtryagain,buteachtimeIendupwithamergeoccurring.…Iknowthatarebasewaspushedtomyupstreamthough,soperhapsthat'scausingthis?
– Benjohn
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Becarefulwithgitcheckout--theirspath/to/file.Useditduringrebaseandgotunexpectedresults.Foundexplanationindoc:Notethatduringgitrebaseandgitpull--rebase,oursandtheirsmayappearswapped;--oursgivestheversionfromthebranchthechangesarerebasedonto,while--theirsgivestheversionfromthebranchthatholdsyourworkthatisbeingrebased.
– VukDjapic
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Notethatgitcheckout--theirs/--ourspathmanpagestatesthatitworksforunmergedpaths.Soiftherewerenoconflictinpath,itisalreadymergedthiscommandwilldonothing.Thismightcaseissueswhenyouwantforexample'theirs'versionofawholesub-folder.SoinsuchcaseitwouldbesafertodogitcheckoutMERGE_HEADpathorusecommithash.
– fsw
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gitpull-Xtheirscreatesamergecommitifthereareconflicts(e.g.ifanothercommitterrangitpush-ftotheremote).Ifyoudon'twantmergecommits,runinsteadgitfetch&&gitreset--hardorigin/master.
– DanDascalescu
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Youcanusetherecursive"theirs"strategyoption:
gitmerge--strategy-optiontheirs
Fromtheman:
ours
Thisoptionforcesconflictinghunkstobeauto-resolvedcleanlyby
favoringourversion.Changesfromtheothertreethatdonot
conflictwithoursidearereflectedtothemergeresult.
Thisshouldnotbeconfusedwiththeoursmergestrategy,whichdoes
notevenlookatwhattheothertreecontainsatall.Itdiscards
everythingtheothertreedid,declaringourhistorycontainsallthat
happenedinit.
theirs
Thisisoppositeofours.
Note:asthemanpagesays,the"ours"mergestrategy-optionisverydifferentfromthe"ours"mergestrategy.
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Hereismoredetailedexplanation:lostechies.com/joshuaflanagan/2010/01/29/…
– mPrinC
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Alsogitcheckout--theirstooperateonasingleconflictingfile
– dvd
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Thisdoesn'tworkifyouarealreadyintheconflictresolutionstate.InthatcaseIbelievethebestwaytoresolveistogitcheckout--the/conflicted.file;andthengitaddtheirchanges.
– ThorSummoner
Sep12,2014at17:58
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@ThorSummonerInthatcase,thereisgitcheckout--theirspath/of/file.Thatway,youdon'thavetomanuallylookupthecorrecthash.
– Ikke
Sep13,2014at19:26
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@IkkeThatshouldbasicallybeitsownanswer(andtheacceptedansweratthat)ifyouaskme.
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Ifyou'realreadyinconflictedstate,andyouwanttojustacceptalloftheirs:
gitcheckout--theirs.
gitadd.
Ifyouwanttodotheopposite:
gitcheckout--ours.
gitadd.
Thisisprettydrastic,somakesureyoureallywanttowipeeverythingoutlikethisbeforedoingit.
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or,don'tusethe.andspecifythefile(s)inplaceofthedotthatyouwanttocheckout.less"drastic"&exactlywhatyouwanttodo,presumably.
– manroe
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thisdoesn'tworkifthefilehasbeenremovedfromtheotherbranch:''doesnothavetheirversion
– Japster24
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Usegitadd-uinsteadtoskipfilesthatarenotunderversioncontrol.
– SudiptaBasak
Oct27,2016at20:56
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Hypotheticalcase,threechangesinafile,oneconflicting,twowithoutconflict,wouldthissolutionapplynonconflictingchangesandresolvetheconflictingchangetoours?Orwouldittakeonlyoursversionignoringnonconflictingchangesfromtheirs?
– pedromarce
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@pedromarcegitcheckout--ourstakesallourschangesincludingnonconflicting.Becarefulwiththat.
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OKso,picturethescenarioIwasjustin:
Youattemptamerge,ormaybeacherry-pick,andyou'restoppedwith
$gitcherry-pick1023e24
error:couldnotapply1023e24...[CommitMessage]
hint:afterresolvingtheconflicts,markthecorrectedpaths
hint:with'gitadd'or'gitrm'
hint:andcommittheresultwith'gitcommit'
Now,youviewtheconflictedfileandyoureallydon'twanttokeepyourchanges.Inmycaseabove,thefilewasconflictedonjustanewlinemyIDEhadauto-added.Toundoyourchangesandaccepttheir's,theeasiestwayis:
gitcheckout--theirspath/to/the/conflicted_file.php
gitaddpath/to/the/conflicted_file.php
Theconverseofthis(tooverwritetheincomingversionwithyourversion)is
gitcheckout--ourspath/to/the/conflicted_file.php
gitaddpath/to/the/conflicted_file.php
Surprisingly,Icouldn'tfindthisanswerveryeasilyontheNet.
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Notethat,ifoneperformsagitstatusbetweencheckoutandadd,thefilestillshowsas"bothmodified".
– bishop
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Doyouknowifthereisawaytodothisforallfilesthatareinaconflictedstate?Ifsoit'dbeaniceextensiontoyouranswer.
– DrewNoakes
Mar6,2018at8:42
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Idothis:gitreset--hardandthengitpull[remoteservername][branchname]-Xtheirs(undoesthemergethenpullsthenewstuffontopofmystuff)-notsureifthiswhatyouwant.
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Thegitpull-Xtheirsanswersmaycreateanuglymergecommit,orissuean
error:Yourlocalchangestothefollowingfileswouldbeoverwrittenbymerge:
Ifyouwanttosimplyignoreanylocalmodificationstofilesfromtherepo,forexampleonaclientthatshouldalwaysbeamirrorofanorigin,runthis(replacemasterwiththebranchyouwant):
gitfetch&&gitreset--hardorigin/master
Howdoesitwork?gitfetchdoesgitpullbutwithoutmerge.Thengitreset--hardmakesyourworkingtreematchthelastcommit.Allofyourlocalchangestofilesintherepowillbediscarded,butnewlocalfileswillbeleftalone.
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+1-gitfetch&&gitreset--hard{remote}/{branch}waswhatsolvedmyproblem.Ineededtocompletelyditchmyownchangesinfavourof"theirs"stateofabranch,butthegitpull-Xtheirschokedonsomemoved/renamedfiles.Thanks!
– IvayloSlavov
Feb5,2018at18:28
butifIdogitpullafterwardsIgobacktoconflictingstate,maybeIshouldn'thavegitpulled,butwhynot?
– VivekShukla
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Ifyou'realreadyinconflictedstate,anddonotwanttocheckoutpathonebyone.Youmaytry
gitmerge--abort
gitpull-Xtheirs
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Straighttothepoint.Excellent!
– AlmirCampos
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formeIusedgitmerge-Xtheirs
– stoneshishang
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gitpull-roriginmain-Xtheirs
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VSCode(integratedGit)IDEUsers:
Ifyouwanttoacceptalltheincomingchangesintheconflictfilethendothefollowingsteps.
1.Gotocommandpalette-Ctrl+Shift+P
2.Selecttheoption-MergeConflict:AcceptAllIncoming
SimilarlyyoucandoforotheroptionslikeAcceptAllBoth,AcceptAllCurrentetc.,
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Thatseemstoonlyworkforasinglefile,notallfileswithconflictsthough.
– Yoryo
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Pleasenotthatsometimesthiswillnotwork:
gitcheckout--ourspath/to/file
or
gitcheckout--theirspath/to/file
Ididthisinstead,assumingHEADisoursandMERGE_HEADistheirs
gitcheckoutHEAD--path/to/file
or:
gitcheckoutMERGE_HEAD--path/to/file
Afterwedothisandwearegood:
gitadd.
Ifyouwanttounderstandmore,seewonderfulpostoftorekhere:
gitcheckout--oursdoesnotremovefilesfromunmergedfileslist
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Toresolveallconflictswiththeversioninaparticularbranch:
gitdiff--name-only--diff-filter=U|xargsgitcheckout${branchName}
So,ifyouarealreadyinthemergingstate,andyouwanttokeepthemasterversionoftheconflictingfiles:
gitdiff--name-only--diff-filter=U|xargsgitcheckoutmaster
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Andforpeopleonwindowswithoutaccesstopipexargs,howdoesthistranslate?
– tsemer
Dec9,2016at16:18
Wouldn'titskipyourchangescompletely?Eventhosewhicharenotinconflictstate?
– ValentinH
Jan15,2018at12:24
ThisiswhatIendedupdoing.Unfortunatelyitsubsequentlyrequireseitheragitcherry-pick--continueoragitcommit--allow-emptycommandtocommitthesechanges,andthereseemstobenosystembehindwhichcommandisrequired,whichmakesautomatingthisapain.I’mcurrentlysolvingthisbytestingfortheexistenceofa.git/COMMIT_EDITMSGfilebutthatseemshackyandbrittle,andI’mnotyetconvincedthatitalwaysworks.
– KonradRudolph
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Thisisgood,meansifyoumanuallyresolvesome(anddogitadd)thenyoucanbulkresolvetherestviathis.gitcheckout--ours/gitcheckout--theirsisusefultoo.
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gitcheckout--ours/theirsdoesn'texclusivelyresolveconflicts.Itchecksout(takestheentirefile)fromeitherours/theirs.
Supposewehaveafilefoowithchangesintwocommits/branches/trees/whatever.Iftherewasaconflictintroducedbytheirs,aswellasamodification,andwewanttoresolvetheconflictusingours--thenusingcheckout--oursfoowilldiscardthechangesintroducingconflicts,butalsothemodifications.
UsingSED
Resolveusingtheirs:
sed-i-e'/^<<<<<<,/^=======/d'-e'/^>>>>>>>/d'foo
-iModifythefileinplace,
/^<<<<<<,/^=======/ddeleteeverythingbetweenandincluding<<<<<<>>>>>>/ddeletetheremainingconflictmarker
-especifymultiplepatternstoSED
foothefile
Resolveusingours:
sed-i-e'/^<<<<<<>>>>>>/d'foo
Imadeascriptthatyoucancallgitresolve-o/-t/-b.
Creatingacustommergetool
Youcancreatecustommergetools.Buildingontheabovesedscriptsyoucanputsomethinglikethisinyourgit-config:
[mergetool"ours"]
cmd="sed-i-e'/^<<<<<<>>>>>>/d'--$MERGED"
andcallitgitmergetool--tool=ours
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IstarteddiscussionaboutitonaGitmailinglistitforapossiblesolution:public-inbox.org/git/…
– bam
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ThisproblemwiththewholefilebeingcheckedoutinsteadofjustresolvingtheactualmergeconflictsiswhyIfoundallotheranswersnothelpfulandevenwrongbasedonthequestionwording.It'ssurprisingandunfortunatethoughtthatthereisnointegratedtoolforthisingitandsedhastobeusedinstead.
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Ihadalong-runningnext-versionbranchwithtonsofdeletionstofilesthathadchangedondevelop,filesthathadbeenaddedindifferentplacesonbothbranches,etc.
Iwantedtotaketheentirecontentsofthenext-versionbranchintodevelop,allinonewhoppingmergecommit.
Thecombinationoftheabovecommandsthatworkedformewas:
gitmerge-Xtheirsnext-version
#lotsoffilesleftthatweremodifiedondevelopbutdeletedonnext-version
gitcheckoutnext-version.
#filesremoved,nowaddthedeletionstothecommit
gitadd.
#stillhavefilesthatwereaddedondevelop;inmycasetheyareallinweb/
gitrm-rweb
Notanewanswer,justcombiningbitsfrommanyanswers,partlytoreassurethatyoumightneedalloftheseanswers.
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fromhttps://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Advanced-Merging
Thiswillbasicallydoafakemerge.Itwillrecordanewmergecommit
withbothbranchesasparents,butitwillnotevenlookatthebranch
you’remergingin.Itwillsimplyrecordastheresultofthemerge
theexactcodeinyourcurrentbranch.
$gitmerge-soursmundo
Mergemadebythe'ours'strategy.
$gitdiffHEADHEAD~
Youcanseethatthereisnodifferencebetweenthebranchwewereon
andtheresultofthemerge.
ThiscanoftenbeusefultobasicallytrickGitintothinkingthata
branchisalreadymergedwhendoingamergelateron.Forexample,say
youbranchedoffareleasebranchandhavedonesomeworkonitthat
youwillwanttomergebackintoyourmasterbranchatsomepoint.In
themeantimesomebugfixonmasterneedstobebackportedintoyour
releasebranch.Youcanmergethebugfixbranchintotherelease
branchandalsomerge-soursthesamebranchintoyourmasterbranch
(eventhoughthefixisalreadythere)sowhenyoulatermergethe
releasebranchagain,therearenoconflictsfromthebugfix.
AsituationI'vefoundtobeusefulifIwantmastertoreflectthechangesofanewtopicbranch.I'venoticedthat-Xtheirsdoesn'tmergewithoutconflictsinsomecircumstances...
e.g.
$gitmerge-XtheirstopicFoo
CONFLICT(modify/delete):js/search.jsdeletedinHEADandmodifiedintopicFoo.VersiontopicFooofjs/search.jsleftintree.
InthiscasethesolutionIfoundwas
$gitcheckouttopicFoo
fromtopicFoo,firstmergeinmasterusingthe-soursstrategy,thiswillcreatethefakecommitthatisjustthestateoftopicFoo.
$gitmerge-soursmaster
checkthecreatedmergecommit
$gitlog
nowcheckoutthemasterbranch
$gitcheckoutmaster
mergethetopicbranchbackbutthistimeusethe-Xtheirsrecursivestrategy,thiswillnowpresentyouwithamasterbranchwiththestateoftopicFoo.
$gitmerge-XtheirstopicFoo
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Ifyouwanttoacceptallcurrentchangesandignoreanyincomingchanges,youcouldaccomplishthis:
gitmerge[branch]--strategy-optionours
[branch]shouldbereplacedwiththenameofthebranchyouaremergingintoyourcurrentbranch.
If,instead,youknowyouwanttooverwriteanycurrentchangesandacceptallconflictsfromincomingchanges,youcanusethetheirsstrategyinstead:
gitmerge[branch]--strategy-optiontheirs
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InEmacsusingsmerge-mode,toresolveallconflictmarkersusingeithermineortheirs,wecandefine:
(defunsmerge-keep-mine-all()
""
(interactive)
(beginning-of-buffer)
(while(progn(smerge-next)t)
(smerge-keep-mine)))
(defunsmerge-keep-other-all()
""
(interactive)
(beginning-of-buffer)
(while(progn(smerge-next)t)
(smerge-keep-other)))
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It'sSolved.Toresolveallconflictswithbelowsimplesteps.
gitfetch&&gitreset--hardorigin/master
gitpull-Xtheirs
gitpulloriginmaster
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gitreset--hardwilldestroyeveryuncommittedchange
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Acceptremotechanges(theirs)andincasethereareconflictsyougetthefollowingerror:
fatal:Notpossibletofast-forward,aborting.
soyoumaywanttopullandaccepttheirchangeswithfast-forward:
$gitpull-Xtheirs--ff
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