Git Merge Guide - part 2
(these posts are part of the material I cover in my devops course)
Merge Conflicts
Preparations
Use your previous knowledge to preoare the following:
- A repository called demo
- A branch called feature1 with:
- a file called file.txt
- The file has 3 lines with the following content (copy and paste exactly these characters):
11111111111 22222222222 33333333333
- Make sure this is commited.
- Add a new branch called feature2 that:
- Starts when last section was completed (so feature2 has the same file and content)
- Edit file.txt and add the following changes the middle line like this:
11111111111 22--------2 33333333333
- Add and commit this to feature2
- Go back to feature1
- Edit the file to this state:
11111111111
22++++++++2
33333333333
- Add and commit
Conflict!!!
- Go to branch feature1 and try to merge feature2:
1git checkout feature1
2git merge feature2
- You should see a conflict.
- Note that all changes were not done, even the new file that has no conflicts.
(use git status to see this) - Edit file.txt to see how it was changed by the conflict.
- Note that all changes were not done, even the new file that has no conflicts.
- Make the changes, by writing what you really want to be written to line 2.
- Add everything that is not added
- Commit