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Re: Edit a rerere conflict resolution

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Junio C Hamano <gitster@pobox.com>
Date
Mar 12, 2012, 21:34 UTC
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Vincent van Ravesteijn <vfr@lyx.org> writes:
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>> The problem I have with "rerere edit" is it is an offline process,
>> and to validate that the update is correct, I would have to have the
>> problematic merge in my working tree once _anyway_.  And at that
>> point, updating the target file in the working tree and recording
>> the updated resolution using the usual "git rerere" feels a more
>> natural way to do so, and more importantly, it is a more convenient
>> way to do the "update and validate".  On the other hand, "rerere
>> edit" is a more convenient way to "update but not validate the
>> result".
>
> This last part probably makes the difference indeed. In my case the
> merge resolution was very very easy (the conflicting hunks have
> fileformat version numbers), but it is a bit annoying and it requires
> some 'vim'-skills to redo the merge conflict just to correct a newline
> somewhere, or a missing ','.

Now you confused me. How do you envision your "rerere edit" not to require "vim-skills" that is needed to navigate to the problematic line to correct a newline or comma? To put it another way, how much more "vim-skills" is needed to fix the conflict in the real file, than "rerere edit"?

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