[10:27:07] <mgerdts> I rebased an old branch, made some changes, force pushed, then resubmitted a merge request. The diff shows conflicts that don't really exist, seemingly related to the 13 month old version that was previously there. Would it be easier if I just submitted a fresh merge request rather than trying to make this one happy?
[10:27:09] <mgerdts> https://code.launchpad.net/~mgerdts/cloud-init/+git/cloud-init/+merge/373171
I have once again rebased it and force pushed. The diff below still shows the conflict. `git show` in my workspace does not show the conflict. My question from September 25 remains.
As I asked in IRC on September 25:
[10:27:07] <mgerdts> I rebased an old branch, made some changes, force pushed, then resubmitted a merge request. The diff shows conflicts that don't really exist, seemingly related to the 13 month old version that was previously there. Would it be easier if I just submitted a fresh merge request rather than trying to make this one happy? /code.launchpad .net/~mgerdts/ cloud-init/ +git/cloud- init/+merge/ 373171
[10:27:09] <mgerdts> https:/
I have once again rebased it and force pushed. The diff below still shows the conflict. `git show` in my workspace does not show the conflict. My question from September 25 remains.