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Re: The new Codeville merge algorithm: msg#00024version-control.revctrl
Bram Cohen wrote: > Once we have a full ordering, merge becomes surprisingly > easy. Simply combine line states, and pull out all lines from the > list. Does this mean that you only have minimal context? That is, if you have A / \ B C A=abc B=aXbc C=abYc then you get a clean merge of aXbYc That seems troubling, especially if line "b" is a blank line. Cheers, Walter
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