diff --git a/doc/git-conflict.html b/doc/git-conflict.html index 53196cc..1f0ce26 100644 --- a/doc/git-conflict.html +++ b/doc/git-conflict.html @@ -816,7 +816,7 @@
Currently, when reapplying a resolution, it will only look at both modified
files. So conflicts with renames, mod changes and deletions are not handled. In addition, If you changed something in a file that wasn’t in conflict state, it won’t be reapply neither.
Currently, when reapplying a resolution, it will only look at both modified
files. So conflicts with renames, mod changes and deletions are not handled. In addition, If you changed something in a file that wasn’t in conflict state, it won’t be reapplied neither.
Managing conflicts with more than a single branch is subtle. Let’s say I’m on a local branch topic_mine
and I have two different conflicts with topic_arya
and topic_eddard