Questions tagged [smerge]
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How can I apply `smerge-refine` for all conflicts by default using `smerge`?
I am using smerge to resolve conflicts in my git repo.
I use C-c ^ n to jump to the next conflict. When I view the conflict, for all, I want to apply smerge-refine automatically.
Workflow should be: C-...
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How to disable `flycheck` while merging Git conflicts
I am using following solution for merge Git conflicts in Emacs, which is based on smerge. During merging smerge-mode creates <<<<<<< HEAD , ||||||||| parent lines for conflict ...
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finding git conflict in the same buffer if cursor is at end of the buffer
I am using next-conflict to detect is there any git conflict, using following answer:
Jump to next merge conflict in project using Magit and Smerge. I experience that if I am at the end of the file/...
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Is it possible to apply `smerge-keep-mine` for all the conflicts by using a single keybinding?
I am using smerge to resolve conflicts in order to apply merge. I am applying one by one for smerge-keep-mine to all conflicts, which I belive equivalent for git merge --strategy-option ours
[Q] Is it ...
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Merging diffs/hunks
When using ediff, I often get conflicts like this:
<<<<<<< variant A
added_function_1 () {
=======
added_function_2 () {
>>>>>>> variant B
<<<<&...
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Key binding for Smerge
I'm trying to change the key bindings to all the smerge commands. I added :
(setq smerge-command-prefix "\C-c v")
to my Emacs config. M-x customize smerge confirms that the Smerge Command ...
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Jump to next merge conflict in project using Magit and Smerge
When I am resolving merge conflicts with Magit and Smerge, is there a way for me to cycle through all merge conflicts in the project? Currently I can only move through them one file at a time.
I ...
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Resolve git merge conflict by applying diff hunk to different file
I have refactored a file by splitting into two files in one git branch, and someone else has made a different change to the original file on another git branch. This has produced a merge conflict in ...