Hi.
In my best efforts of testing I today created a file with mime-type
application/octet-stream (binary that is) to see how it behaved when I
created a conflict.
The file in question is called Fndbas.cat and exists in r1 and then I add
a new r2 revision and a conflicting change in my other WC where I run
update. I get a warning about the conflict. In the folder I have three
files, Fndbas.cat with a conflict marker on it, Fndbas.cat.r1 and
Fndbas.cat.r2. What do I need those for? If there is a conflict between my
file and what's in svn isn't it enough with my file and .r2?
I use TSVN 'Edit Conflicts' on Fndbas.cat and after a bit of loading I end
up with two windows; the left containing Fndbas.cat.r1, the right
containing r2.
On the left I can only select 'Use this text' and on the right the only
options are to select 'Use other text'. Is this the way it's supposed to
work?
I was expecting to see a three-way diff as I had three files. Or I was
expecting to see r2 on the left and my file on the right with options to
select any text from any side.
As a variation I would have accepted a dialog telling that the files are
marked as binary and should not be merged using the merge tool, but if I
insist... I can do it anyway (for those text-based 'unmergable' files).
/Nicke
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Received on Tue Dec 14 13:14:36 2004