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SVN - Summary of conflicts: Skipped paths : 1

I recently tried to do an svn up and got the following:

Conflict discovered in 'myapp/protected/config/myapp/mode_staging.php'

I was given a number of options and I (probably the wrong choice now) choose to [p] Postone.

Now when I try to run the svn up I get the following message everytime (plus the site itself has a white screen of death)

Skipped 'myapp/protected/config/myapp/mode_staging.php
At revision xxx.
Summary of conflicts:
  Skipped paths: 1

Clearly the mode_staging.php is the problem - what is the best/easiest way to resolves this?

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Zabs Avatar asked Aug 05 '14 13:08

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1 Answers

Some uncommitted changes you have in mode_staging.php in your working copy conflict with incoming changes from the repository (which you get when running svn update). By choosing option [P], you've instructed the client to postpone conflict resolution so the file mode_staging.php has C (Conflicted) status in your working copy. You must resolve the conflict to solve the issue. For example, you can resolve the conflict by discarding changes you performed locally (i.e. by accepting changes from the repository). In such case you should run svn resolve --accept=theirs-full against the conflicted file.

See "SVNBook | Resolve Any Conflicts" for more information.

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bahrep Avatar answered Oct 01 '22 21:10

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