Let\'s say I\'m at state A in my document. I then make changes B, C, and D (in order). Is there a way I can keep changes B and D, but skip C?
I started using TortoiseGit for Windows but I found some things annoying. For example when I have a conflict during a merge I need to do the following:
So, I\'ve successfully figured out how to do a simple diff and a 3 way merge with command-line subversion and Beyond Compare 3 using Windows 7. Thank you, stackoverflow.
I\'m working on a project where I have a commit that introduced a feature with major problems that weren\'t discovered immediately. Now I want to completely remove that revision while keeping the work
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When a text conflict occurs in Bazaar (and many other dvcs) a .BASE, .THIS and .OTHER file is produced. Its then up to the user to make use of an 3 way merge tool to merge the conflict and then mark i