Very simplified, I have two tables Source and Target. declare @Source table (SourceID int identity(1,2), SourceName varchar(50))
Our team has recently migrated to git. We have production web application server with some small changes to code
We useSubversion as primary VCS. And I use Git as convenient client. And now I failedto merge feature branch into release branch correctly.
I have a local branch that tracks an upstream SVN branch, in which heavy development work was done while I was also working on local changes. During that time, I have merged upstream into my own branc
We merge using this process: cd c:\\myapp hg pull ssh://hg/myapp-1_0_1 hg merge Now sometimes we mess up the merge or sometimes we get an error (ie: \"can\'t merge file xxx - file in use\").Usuall
I\'m trying to merge a few subdirectories from a remote git repository to my repository. Both Remote and Local Repositories include the whole kernel repository and I\'m interested only in the wireless
Using a command line version of SVN (SlikSvn), I have a branch Ive been working on for a while, and merged it into trunk as I thought I had finished with that branch.
I have two branches: master and opengl. I recently finished implementatio开发者_Go百科n (or at least I thought so) of opengl branch and decided to merge it into master:
I tried to use git cherry-pick for merging some commits from master and then git-cherry to determine what commits currently merged. It works fine while I merge it in the order it\'s on master, but whe
I want to merge two A3 Objects together which contain some of the same Keys but different values. I\'ve found many posts regarding adding two Objects together but I want to merge the two objects toget