Nina Zakharenko
Microsoft
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The "Merging and ReReRe Exercise" Lesson is part of the full, Git In-depth course featured in this preview video. Here's what you'd learn in this lesson:
In this exercise, students look at fast-forward merge, learn how to make a non-fast-forward merge, then learn how to use git's Reuse Recorded Resolution (ReReRe) functionality to automate complex merges.
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>> Nina Zakharenko: Let's do an excercise and check out Merging and Git ReReRe.
>> Speaker 2: David's asking is there any dangers of using ReReRe?
>> Nina Zakharenko: Git does a pretty good job of matching conflict resolutions. I personally perfer to turn it on on a per project basis. One of those things I don't like having on globally, I like knowing that it's on, and it's not on by default.
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If necessary, if something goes wrong, if you mess up the resolution, GIT allows you to delete those saved resolutions, and try again.
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