Vladimir Prus <ghost@cs.msu.su> writes:
> suppose I have a working copy with local mods. I copy it to another directory
> and make commit from there. I then go back to the original working copy and
> make update. But... I get conflicts for each changed file, althoughd local
> differences are the same as diffs send by server. As I understand it, the
> problem is with passing '-A' flag to diff3. When I pass '-E' instread, using
> the three saved version, there are no conflicts. As I remember, '-A' was
> added to show three versions on conflicts, but that option at the same time
> causes all changes to be surrowneded by conflict markers.
>
> I would say that it's better to switch to using '-E' and hope somebody will
> fix diff3.
Oooh dear. Yes.
We originally used -E. Then we (unthinkingly) switched to -A in order
to show all three sources when there is a conflict. We didn't realize
that this would show even overlapping but non-conflicting changes as
conflicts.
If this is the effect of -A, I agree: we should switch back to -E.
Opinions?
-K
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Received on Mon Apr 15 17:59:19 2002