#include <svn_wc.h>
Data Fields | |
| const char * | path |
| The path that is being operated on. | |
| svn_node_kind_t | node_kind |
| The node type of the path being operated on. | |
| svn_wc_conflict_kind_t | kind |
| What sort of conflict are we describing? | |
| const char * | property_name |
| Only set if this is a property conflict. | |
| svn_boolean_t | is_binary |
The following only apply to file objects:
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| const char * | mime_type |
| mime-type of the object | |
| svn_wc_adm_access_t * | access |
If not NULL, an open working copy access baton to either the path itself (if path is a directory), or to the parent directory (if path is a file. | |
| svn_wc_conflict_action_t | action |
The action being attempted on path. | |
| svn_wc_conflict_reason_t | reason |
| The reason for the conflict. | |
| const char * | base_file |
| If this is text-conflict and involves the merging of two files descended from a common ancestor, here are the paths of up to four fulltext files that can be used to interactively resolve the conflict. | |
| const char * | their_file |
| their version of the file | |
| const char * | my_file |
| my locally-edited version of the file | |
| const char * | merged_file |
| merged version; may contain conflict markers | |
Passed to svn_wc_conflict_resolver_func_t.
Definition at line 1091 of file svn_wc.h.
| const char* svn_wc_conflict_description_t::base_file |
If this is text-conflict and involves the merging of two files descended from a common ancestor, here are the paths of up to four fulltext files that can be used to interactively resolve the conflict.
All four files will be in repository-normal form -- LF line endings and contracted keywords. (If any of these files are not available, they default to NULL.)
On the other hand, if this is a property-conflict, then these paths represent temporary files that contain the three different property-values in conflict. The fourth path (merged_file) may or may not be NULL; if set, it represents libsvn_wc's attempt to merge the property values together. (Remember that property values are technically binary values, and thus can't always be merged.)
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