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More about adding a collaboratorResolving conflicts
- Scenarios
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- Resolving a file content conflict
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- When
- I checkout a local repository
- And
- I create a wc file named "foo.rb"
- And
- I replace "foo.rb" contents with "Never gonna make you cry"
- And
- I add "foo.rb" to the index
- And
- I commit my changes with message "Hark! This is a commit."
- Then
- if I checkout to a new working copy, it should have "1" files
- And
- the contents of wc file "foo.rb" in the new copy should be "Never gonna make you cry"
- When
- I replace "foo.rb" contents with "Never gonna say goodbye"
- And
- I commit my changes with message "Yarr! This is another commit."
- And
- I replace "foo.rb" contents in the new copy with "Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you"
- Then
- if I update my new working copy, it should have "4" files
- And
- there should be "1" conflicted files in the new copy
- When
- I replace "foo.rb" contents in the new copy with "Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you"
- And
- and I resolve "foo.rb" conflicts in the new copy
- Then
- if I update my new working copy, it should have "1" files
- And
- there should be "0" conflicted files in the new copy
- And
- the contents of wc file "foo.rb" in the new copy should be "Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you"
- And
- I commit my changes in the new copy with message "Commit commit commit again!"
- And
- if I update my working copy, it should have "1" files
- And
- the contents of wc file "foo.rb" should be "Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you"
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