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How can I view a list of all files with conflicts in a Tortoise SVN Repository?

Is there any way to get a list of files that are in a (SVN) conflicted state using Tortoise SVN?

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edt Avatar asked Jan 25 '13 18:01

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To do this, right-click on the folder containing the conflicts you wish to see, then click Resolve....

TortoiseSVN right-click menu from version 1.8.8

Note that this is something of a side-effect, since this option is (generally) for marking conflicts as resolved. It is also, however, intended to help you actually find and resolve the conflicts. The behavior is as follows:

A window will appear that lists all the file conflicts, with check-boxes next to them. If you double-click on a file name, Tortoise will bring up the Merge window for that file. When you've selected the files you want to mark as resolved (using the check-boxes), you can do so by clicking "Ok," or you can simply exit the window without changing the resolution status of any conflicts by clicking "Cancel."

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Kyle Strand Avatar answered Oct 16 '22 23:10

Kyle Strand



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