Support for merge-strategies
See original GitHub issueI found merge strategies (https://git-scm.com/docs/merge-strategies) missing. For example I need auto-resolve merging conflicts in favor or mainstream (e.g. remote/master). With git I could do it by
pull/merge --strategy-option theirs
I find not way to do it with isomorphic-git
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@MarcDAFrame original author that did the codding is not working on the project much recently. I’m a new maintainer but I don’t do coding myself. I have little understanding of the codebase. So if you want the support of this, you will need to implement this yourself. You can create a PR (including unit tests) and if they pass I will be able to merge.
Unfortunately in the current state of the project, no one will code a solution to this for you.
any updates on this?