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When my partner attempts to commit his update to BitBucket, he comes across the following error:
Repository State: Conflicts
The IDE does not tell us any further details about the conflicts and does not mark any issues in his code.
What is going on and how can we fix this?
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Resolve any conflict (manually edit the file, or use merge tool), then right click on all conflicting files, select "team", then select "Add to Index". After that, your partner should be able to commit to git again. I hope this helps!
To resolve the conflicts in the Eclipse Compare Editor, right-click the conflicted file and click Open in compare editor. In the Compare Editor, you can use the Copy all nonconflicting changes from right to left button to reduce the number of conflicts that you must review and resolve yourself.
Conflict occurs when your changes cannot be merged with what is coming in because the changes are essentially on the same line. You have two options either to revert your change or manually merge the changes and commit it later.
To pull in Eclipse, click the following menu option: The result will either indicate that you pulled cleanly or that there is a conflict. The best way to tell if you currently have a conflict is to look for the red diamond icon in the list of files.
If you do not have any uncommitted change then do a hard reset from Team > reset > (select Hard option) do a pull request again. find all the conflicted file(file with red diamond icon) Resolve any conflict (manually edit the file, or use merge tool),
then right click on all(one by one ) conflicting files, select "team", then select "Add to Index".
(if every conflict is resolve then there should not be any conflict(red diamond) icon. before trying to commit anything make sure all the conflict is revolved)
now you should be able to commit to git again
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