SVN Commit Issues -
I have some questions when applying against my project using the svnkit library.
1) I made a file and change locally from the checkout repository, before I check the other user in the same file and make the changes and commit the file but if I now If committed, then it will throw an error.
So it is possible to update the latest local changes in my local checkout file, without notifying my local changes. That is, we update for some time as if in eclipse
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2) It is possible to check if there is a conflict before filing a file. Because once the conflict creates the duplicate version of the file with local and repository changes. How To Avoid This Case
Therefore update the latest local changes in my local checkout file It is possible to update without overriding my local changes. That is, some updates like we accept.
This is what
svn update does if there is a dispute (you and others have edited the same part of the file), then you work You will end up with three files in the copy:
file file.mine file.rXXX
file.mine There is an attempt to merge the
file.rXXX second, and the
file file, which you should edit before resolving and collecting the conflict.
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