从4.7.2使用sync更新到4.7.3报错
描述遇到的问题 从4.7.2使用sync更新到4.7.3报错,不能merge 是不是都要手动调啊?
相应配置 NotionNext
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- 操作系统: [windows]
- 浏览器 [例如. chrome, firefox]
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e,我怎么没有这个问题? 你就备份以下你的config之类的个人设置,然后Discard changes再重新调整吧。
我不是开发者。
When you are working with Git and trying to merge changes from an upstream repository into your own, you may encounter conflicts. These conflicts happen when both repositories have made changes to the same lines of code or files. Here’s a step-by-step guide to merging changes from the upstream repo and resolving conflicts:
Steps to Merge and Resolve Conflicts
1. Add the Upstream Repository
If you haven’t already added the upstream repository, you need to do this. The upstream repository is the original repository you are syncing your work with.
git remote add upstream https://github.com/user/repo.git
Replace https://github.com/user/repo.git with the actual URL of the upstream repository.
Check your remotes with:
git remote -v
2. Fetch the Latest Changes from the Upstream
Fetch the latest updates from the upstream repository. This will not modify your working files, it just brings in the latest commits from the upstream repo.
git fetch upstream
3. Merge the Upstream Branch into Your Branch
After fetching the upstream changes, you need to merge them into your local branch (typically main or master, but could be another branch if you're working on one).
First, ensure you are on the branch you want to merge into:
git checkout main
Then merge the upstream branch into your current branch:
git merge upstream/main
If there are no conflicts, the merge will complete automatically. However, if there are conflicts, Git will stop and notify you which files have conflicts.
4. Resolve the Conflicts
Now, you will need to manually resolve the conflicts. Git will mark the conflicting parts in the affected files. It will look like this:
<<<<<<< HEAD
Your changes
=======
Upstream changes
>>>>>>> upstream/main
-
<<<<<<< HEADcontains the code in your current branch (your changes). -
=======separates your changes from the upstream changes. -
>>>>>>> upstream/maincontains the changes from the upstream repository.
You need to manually decide which parts of the code to keep. You can:
- Keep your changes.
- Keep the upstream changes.
- Combine both sets of changes.
Once you’ve edited the file to resolve the conflicts, save the file.
5. Stage the Resolved Files
After resolving the conflicts in the files, you need to mark them as resolved by staging them:
git add <filename>
Or you can add all files:
git add .
6. Complete the Merge
After staging the resolved files, complete the merge by committing the changes:
git commit
Git will use a default merge commit message, but you can modify it if necessary.
7. Push Your Changes
Now that the conflicts are resolved and merged, you can push your changes back to your GitHub repository:
git push origin main
Summary of Commands
-
Add the upstream remote (if not added already):
git remote add upstream https://github.com/user/repo.git -
Fetch the upstream changes:
git fetch upstream -
Merge upstream changes into your branch:
git merge upstream/main - Resolve conflicts, if any, by editing files.
-
Stage resolved files:
git add <filename> -
Commit the merge:
git commit -
Push changes to your repository:
git push origin main
描述遇到的问题 从4.7.2使用sync更新到4.7.3报错,不能merge 是不是都要手动调啊?
相应配置 NotionNext
截图
环境
- 操作系统: [windows]
- 浏览器 [例如. chrome, firefox]
- 版本 []
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