svn resolve
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SVN resolve is a command used in SVN (Subversion) version control system to resolve conflicts that arise during merging or updating code from a repository. When two or more developers make changes to the same file, a conflict may occur when one developer tries to commit their changes to the repository. SVN resolve helps to resolve these conflicts by providing options to choose which changes to keep.
The SVN resolve command has several options, including:
- `--accept`: This option allows you to specify how to resolve the conflict. You can choose to accept the changes from the repository (`--accept theirs-full`) or from your local copy (`--accept mine-full`).
- `--depth`: This option specifies the depth of the operation, either `empty`, `files`, `immediates`, or `infinity`.
- `--force`: This option forces the operation to proceed even if there are conflicts.
The syntax for SVN resolve command is as follows:
```
svn resolve [path] [--accept option] [--depth option] [--force]
```
Where `[path]` is the path to the file or folder that needs to be resolved.
After running the SVN resolve command, you may need to run `svn update` or `svn commit` to complete the resolution process.