How to design for the following requirement
Nirvan B
jatinkulkarni at yahoo.com
Mon Aug 31 08:14:29 CDT 2009
Adrian Buehlmann wrote:
>
> I think you now need to mark the files you manually resolved
> by using
>
> hg resolve -m [FILE]
>
> See 'hg help resolve'. Then commit.
>
>
I used this command for the file which shows unresolved conflicts
(File2.java) . After that I tried to commit. But the commit still fails with
the same message as before.
Adrian Buehlmann wrote:
>
> BTW, the command
>
> hg resolve --list
>
> will show you the 'resolved' state of the files that needed
> to be merged.
>
The above command shows File2.java as Unresolved (U). But in reality it is
already resolved as far as conflicts are concerned.
Adrian Buehlmann wrote:
>
> See also the command 'hg parents', which will show you the parent
> revisions of the working directory (two after a merge, only one
> otherwise).
>
You are right. The command "hg parents" shows two parents, one with the new
features and other from the stable clone (bug fix).
regards,
Nirvan.
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