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If I have a patch and the original content, is there a way using this library to generate the single string that we see as the output of a git merge with the <<<<<<, ====== and >>>>>> markers?
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Pretty sure the merge code in merge.js is meant to be able to support this, but there are open bug reports about it, it's not documented, and I'm not totally sure how it works. I'll get back to this question once I've addressed other issues about that code and had a proper look at it...
If I have a patch and the original content, is there a way using this library to generate the single string that we see as the output of a git merge with the
<<<<<<
,======
and>>>>>>
markers?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: