latest 20 messages by wastrel
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[2016-04-15T14:45:32Z]
wastrel
ok thanks
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[2016-04-15T14:45:24Z]
wastrel
because i forgot to pull changes this morning hence the conflict
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[2016-04-15T14:45:08Z]
wastrel
oh jesus ok those come from master
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[2016-04-15T14:44:37Z]
wastrel
i updated 4 files, 1 has a conflict, now there's 20 files in my commit
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[2016-04-15T14:44:26Z]
wastrel
but what are all those other files?
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[2016-04-15T14:42:59Z]
wastrel
Seveas: https://pastee.org/3x78h
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[2016-04-15T14:37:07Z]
wastrel
<3
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[2016-04-15T14:32:09Z]
wastrel
now i have like 20 files that want to be committed
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[2016-04-15T14:31:28Z]
wastrel
"
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[2016-04-15T14:31:24Z]
wastrel
i have a commit that's 4 files, one line of one file is the merge conflict. I follow the instructions "git fetch origin; git checkout -b branch_name origin/branch_name; git merge master
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[2016-04-15T14:30:26Z]
wastrel
i have a merge conflict and it is hateful to me and i want to get rid of it but i don't understand what the instructions are doing
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[2016-04-15T14:29:30Z]
wastrel
hi
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[2015-09-15T19:05:42Z]
wastrel
the instructions don't say to do this
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[2015-09-15T19:05:37Z]
wastrel
anyway that's what i did. i then edited the file with the merge conflict. I assume i now add and check the changed file in ?
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[2015-09-15T19:05:08Z]
wastrel
1 fails at git checkout -b branch-name origin/branch-name; because the local branch already exists. i assume it's ok to just git checkout branch-name at this point ?
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[2015-09-15T19:04:27Z]
wastrel
and 2. git checkout master; git merge --no-ff rakefile-update; git push origin master
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[2015-09-15T19:04:00Z]
wastrel
hi i am trying to merge with conflicts on command line, github tells me to 1. git fetch origin; git checkout -b branch-name origin/branch-name; git merge master
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[2015-05-22T19:22:34Z]
wastrel
hay Seveas $work just had a meeting about our git flow actually
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[2015-05-22T19:21:04Z]
wastrel
have a look at some of that and it will start making sense
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[2015-05-22T19:20:46Z]
wastrel
what you need to do with git will be a factor in what you learn about it