Re: git-pull conflict - how to solve it?

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On 05:15 Tue 05 Feb 2008, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
> i'm currently up to date WRT git and i haven't seen that kind of
> merge conflict.  if all else fails, just remove your entire working
> copy (leaving the .git directory where it is) with:
> 
> $ rm -rf *
> 
> do the pull, then recheck everything out with:
> 
> $ git checkout -f
> 
> that might be brute force, but it should work.  if you *still* have a
> conflict, then you must have made some changes and committed them or
> something similar.

Why wouldn't you just use git-reset --hard ?  No need to blow everything
away :)

Cheers,

	Brandon

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