Re: Rebase

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Yes. But I'm keen to understand how to deal with a merge conflict.

My IDE is VSCode and when I run the merge I get this image:

https://imgur.com/a/vynTxaj

Which highlights this code:

255: <<<<<<< HEAD
256:        samples = signal.convolve(samples, [1]*189, 'same')/189
257:
258:        #for testing - log to file
259:        #self.f.write(samples.astype(np.float32).tobytes())
260:
261:=======
262:        samples = signal.convolve(samples, [1] * 10, "same") / 189
263:
264:        # for testing - log to file
265:        # self.f.write(samples.astype(np.float32).tobytes())
266:
267:>>>>>>> 1f893dc (Make project runnable on Linux)

Now I would assume that samples = .... from ln 256 abd 262 are the
differences between MAIN and FEATURE?

But when I search main (at least I think its main - my IDE doesnt tell
me mid rebase process) for ` samples = signal.convolve(samples,
[1]*189, 'same')/189` AND `samples = signal.convolve(samples, [1] *
10, "same") / 189` - those lines do not exists anywhere in MAIN???

So what is going on????

Al




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