git merge -no-ff -no-commit literally reports "Automatic merge went well stopped before committing as requested" when it's overwritten the file.git rebase remotes/origin/master says that it will "replay my work on top of" head, but still overwrites it.git merge -s ours prompts for commit message and then overwrites remote changes.git merge -s recursive -X ours overwrites local version of file.git pull -rebase overwrites the local version of the file.
Git diff -stat a86a1a9 79d9d4e views/footprint.handlebars views/footprint.handlebars | 65 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-ġ file changed, 33 insertions(+), 32 deletions(-)īut when I run git pull, the version of the file in my local commit is overwritten by that of the remote. There's one file in particular that I'd like to merge. Remotes/origin/master a86a1a9 Added sample data to webpage Git branch -vv -list -all gives the following: master 79d9d4e Footprint UI working I've committed changes locally and now I want to merge what's on the remote, in the same branch (ahead of me) into the local, working directory. I've got what I perceive to be a simple scenario.
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