I just did a round of git mergetool
but realized I mismerged one of the files. I tried to do git mergetool
hoping to see the left (mine), right (theirs) and middle (merged) again but it told me there are no merges needed. How do I amend the merge seeing all the divergences involved just like the first time?
Amending a git mergetool job
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If you just committed that merge (without any other modification), you can nuke that last commit (again, make sure you don't have any other work in progress):
See more at "Undoing a merge".
If you didn't commit yet (just merge), you can do a:
Make sure you don't have other works in progress (not yet added to the index), as they might be replaced by their version from the index.
You don't have to apply it to the all repo: You can limit that operation to a sub-folder where you need to redo the merge:
From git checkout: