Resolving a content conflict

[Paul Schauble]

Which bring us back ot my original question. I want the .other file. Do
I just rename x.y.other to x.y using the OS commands? Or what?

    ++PLS

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[mailto:bazaar-bounces at lists.canonical.com] On Behalf Of Aaron Bentley
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 7:26 PM
To: Ben Finney
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Subject: Re: Resolving a content conflict

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Ben Finney wrote:
> "Paul Schauble" <Paul.Schauble at ticketmaster.com> writes:
> 
>> The section on content conflicts in the Bazaar reference is very
>> confusing.
>>
>>  
>>
>> After an update, I had a conflict on file x.y.  Bazaar created three
>> files, x.y.base, x.y.this, and x.y.other.
> 
> It also, you'll note, left the file 'x.y', with altered content to
> indicate where the conflicts occur.

In a text conflict, yes.  But not in a content conflict.

Content conflicts are caused by changes to non-text items, e.g. binary
files, deletions, kind changes, etc.

Aaron
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