bzr resolve

[John Meinel]

Plain 'bzr resolve' actually marks all files without conflict markers as
resolved. As a convenience it also reports what files remain conflicted.
'bzr resolve foo' is a way to force a file that looks like it has a
conflict marker as really resolved.
If you just want the conflicts, there is 'bzr status' and 'bzr conflicts'.
John
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On Jul 25, 2012 5:35 PM, "Bosco Rama" <bzr at boscorama.com> wrote:

> Hi again,
>
> Quick (newbie?) question about bzr resolve.  When issued without
> a file argument it lists the outstanding conflicts within a branch.
> If issued with a file argument it tags the conflict as resolved and
> cleans up the file versions even if there are outstanding conflict
> markers within the file.  Is this expected behavior?  I can see this
> being the case if I added the '--done' option but we got a bit of a
> surprise when the files ended up 'resolved' with embedded markers
> and mangled changes.
>
> Is there a config option or argument we can use to make resolve balk
> if there are extant conflict markers?
>
> TIA
>
> Bosco.
>
>
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