Open olivroy opened 1 month ago
Can you try to include example code to show the problem ?
Op vr 12 jul. 2024 21:28 schreef olivroy @.***>:
Not sure why, but it works fine when only simple git conflicts happen.
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It is a bit difficult to simulate a git conflict.
But basically, if I use usethis::pr_merge_main()
and I say I want to merge conflicts.
and if a file involved has been renamed.
Possibly the easiest way for you to simulate would be to add something to commit somethign to gert NEWS
file on main.
Afterwards, you can use
usethis::pr_fetch(209)
usethis::pr_merge_main()
# Say you want to resolve merge conflicts
To reproduce, you just have to call gert::git_conflicts()
in the console.
I use RStudio. I don't know if this is related.
Not sure why, but it works fine when only simple git conflicts happen. (when a git conflicts involves a renamed file)