This should not be confused with the ours merge strategy, which does not even look at what the other tree contains at all. Diffmerge resolve all conflicts with right full While these conflict sections already mark the conflicting lines of the model, current tools for conflict resolution in models ignore them and instead load the different versions of a model from the repository, over which they perform a full and costly comparison that re-identifies the conflicts. For a binaryįile, the entire contents are taken from our side. Changes from the other tree that do notĬonflict with our side are reflected to the merge result. This option forces conflicting hunks to be auto-resolved cleanly by favoring our version. The recursive strategy can take the following options: The full explanation is found in the git-merge documentation: P4Merge is a visual diff tool that displays the differences between file versions and helps you to resolve conflicts and merge competing versions into one. (The recursive merge strategy is the default, so you probably don't have to include -s recursive it is included above for completeness.) You must save your changes in Rhapsody DiffMerge and click the Resolve as Merged button to commit the results when you return to the Compare Editor window. Git merge -s recursive -X theirs other-branch You can click the Invoke Rhapsody DiffMerge to compare or merge manually button so that you can resolve conflicts by merging manually. git merge -s recursive -X ours other-branch Thanks For newer versions of SourceTree, open the preferences by clicking +, and under the Diff tab you can choose your tool (kdiff3, p4merge or the default is set to filemerge) Please make sure your file is not ignored in the SourceTrees Diff settings pane, textfield Ignore File Patterns.
If you are able to use the git command line program, you can specify the ours or theirs option to the recursive merge strategy to resolve all conflicts by selecting "our" changes or "their" changes, respectively.
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