Yaroslav Halchenko <yoh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> My interest was to get remote branch "merge" the changes in the
> branch taking the branch's version (primarily alternative symlinks
> for git-annex'ed content) over the version in master (previous
> merge of a similar branch). Unfortunately -s theirs seems to do
> actually -s ours
What does
ls $(git --exec-path) | grep git-merge
say?
The official Git never shipped "git-merge-theirs" as far as I know,
and it should not exist (neither should "git merge -s theirs"; you
can use "git reset --hard theirs" instead).
