On Mon, Jan 07, 2002 at 04:39:17PM -0500, Greg A. Woods wrote:
> My version shows all the conflicting lines from all the three files, not
> just the latter two, and I find this almost infinitely easier to deal
> with when manually resolving the conflicts.
>
> <<<<<<< somefile
> changed line[s] unique to local copy of somefile
> changed line[s] unique to local copy of somefile
> changed line[s] unique to local copy of somefile
> ||||||| 1.X
> matching line[s] unique to version 1.X of somefile
> matching line[s] unique to version 1.X of somefile
> matching line[s] unique to version 1.X of somefile
> =======
> matching line[s] unique to version 1.Y of somefile
> matching line[s] unique to version 1.Y of somefile
> matching line[s] unique to version 1.Y of somefile
> >>>>>>> 1.Y
This is very similar to what Perforce does.
I haven't yet decided if I like it or not.
But I think it would be neat to have a cvs up -gw option. ;->
mrc
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