I’m trying to commit a *.csproj file using Tortoise SVN, but get:
Commit Failed!
…Aborting commit…. .csproj remains in conflict.
OK, so how do I determine what the conflict is so that I can hopefully resolve it?
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You could use TortoiseSVN to
TortoiseSVN->Check for modificationsAny conflicts will be highlighted here, and can be edited with
TortoiseSVN->Edit Conflicts. You could use TortoiseMerge (comes with TortoiseSVN) to resolve your conflicts.Finally, you can use the command
TortoiseSVN->Resolvedto remove the temporary riles (e.g. *.mine) that were created by the conflict.Now you are safe to
TortoiseSVN->Commityour changes.