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2 developers are updating the same file in the same project. the last update gives an error. Because the first updated codes are not found in the file that the 2nd developer is trying to update. Migrate error.
This way, the first updated user's codes are deleted. How can I solve this problem?
Azure devops Repos style.css
ab
Developer's style.css (First updater)
abcd
2.Developer's style.css
abe
updated Azure devops repos style.css
abe
c and d disappeared
azure-devops asked Mar 26 at 14:08
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2 developers are updating the same file in the same project. the last update gives an error. Because the first updated codes are not found in the file that the 2nd developer is trying to update. Migrate error.
This way, the first updated user's codes are deleted. How can I solve this problem?
Azure devops Repos style.css
ab
Developer's style.css (First updater)
abcd
2.Developer's style.css
abe
updated Azure devops repos style.css
abe
c and d disappeared
azure-devops asked Mar 26 at 14:08
Furkan YiğitFurkan Yiğit
31 bronze badge
Hi Furkan. What does "Migrate Error" mean and where/when does 2nd developer see that? Also, "Repos style.css" seems to imply an underlying Git repository. Is that so? It sounds as though the 2nd developer would be responsible for resolving this (upon Repo pull), before checking in their code. However, I am guessing at significant details.
– ScottWelker
Mar 26 at 14:57
Two developers are also developing in the Azure DevOps master git repository. The Problem is that two users are updating the day morning with the master version of the style. css file. At the end of the Day, a developer is uploading his changes to the master. Then The other developer is doing the update. But because he was unaware of the first update, something like that happens.
– Furkan Yiğit
Mar 27 at 12:07
add a comment |
2 developers are updating the same file in the same project. the last update gives an error. Because the first updated codes are not found in the file that the 2nd developer is trying to update. Migrate error.
This way, the first updated user's codes are deleted. How can I solve this problem?
Azure devops Repos style.css
ab
Developer's style.css (First updater)
abcd
2.Developer's style.css
abe
updated Azure devops repos style.css
abe
c and d disappeared
azure-devops asked Mar 26 at 14:08
Furkan YiğitFurkan Yiğit
31 bronze badge
2 developers are updating the same file in the same project. the last update gives an error. Because the first updated codes are not found in the file that the 2nd developer is trying to update. Migrate error.
This way, the first updated user's codes are deleted. How can I solve this problem?
Azure devops Repos style.css
ab
Developer's style.css (First updater)
abcd
2.Developer's style.css
abe
updated Azure devops repos style.css
abe
c and d disappeared
azure-devops azure-devops asked Mar 26 at 14:08
Furkan YiğitFurkan Yiğit
31 bronze badge
asked Mar 26 at 14:08
Furkan YiğitFurkan Yiğit
31 bronze badge
asked Mar 26 at 14:08
Furkan YiğitFurkan Yiğit
31 bronze badge
asked Mar 26 at 14:08
Furkan YiğitFurkan Yiğit
31 bronze badge
asked Mar 26 at 14:08
Furkan YiğitFurkan Yiğit
31 bronze badge
31 bronze badge
Hi Furkan. What does "Migrate Error" mean and where/when does 2nd developer see that? Also, "Repos style.css" seems to imply an underlying Git repository. Is that so? It sounds as though the 2nd developer would be responsible for resolving this (upon Repo pull), before checking in their code. However, I am guessing at significant details.
– ScottWelker
Mar 26 at 14:57
Two developers are also developing in the Azure DevOps master git repository. The Problem is that two users are updating the day morning with the master version of the style. css file. At the end of the Day, a developer is uploading his changes to the master. Then The other developer is doing the update. But because he was unaware of the first update, something like that happens.
– Furkan Yiğit
Mar 27 at 12:07
add a comment |
Hi Furkan. What does "Migrate Error" mean and where/when does 2nd developer see that? Also, "Repos style.css" seems to imply an underlying Git repository. Is that so? It sounds as though the 2nd developer would be responsible for resolving this (upon Repo pull), before checking in their code. However, I am guessing at significant details.
– ScottWelker
Mar 26 at 14:57
Two developers are also developing in the Azure DevOps master git repository. The Problem is that two users are updating the day morning with the master version of the style. css file. At the end of the Day, a developer is uploading his changes to the master. Then The other developer is doing the update. But because he was unaware of the first update, something like that happens.
– Furkan Yiğit
Mar 27 at 12:07
Hi Furkan. What does "Migrate Error" mean and where/when does 2nd developer see that? Also, "Repos style.css" seems to imply an underlying Git repository. Is that so? It sounds as though the 2nd developer would be responsible for resolving this (upon Repo pull), before checking in their code. However, I am guessing at significant details.
– ScottWelker
Mar 26 at 14:57
Hi Furkan. What does "Migrate Error" mean and where/when does 2nd developer see that? Also, "Repos style.css" seems to imply an underlying Git repository. Is that so? It sounds as though the 2nd developer would be responsible for resolving this (upon Repo pull), before checking in their code. However, I am guessing at significant details.
– ScottWelker
Mar 26 at 14:57
Two developers are also developing in the Azure DevOps master git repository. The Problem is that two users are updating the day morning with the master version of the style. css file. At the end of the Day, a developer is uploading his changes to the master. Then The other developer is doing the update. But because he was unaware of the first update, something like that happens.
– Furkan Yiğit
Mar 27 at 12:07
Two developers are also developing in the Azure DevOps master git repository. The Problem is that two users are updating the day morning with the master version of the style. css file. At the end of the Day, a developer is uploading his changes to the master. Then The other developer is doing the update. But because he was unaware of the first update, something like that happens.
– Furkan Yiğit
Mar 27 at 12:07
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Your team needs to select and adhere to a version control workflow that meets your needs and that is supported by Git (the distributed source control you have apparently chosen). I suggest starting here: Azure Repos Git tutorial.
You might even question whether Git is the appropriate source control choice given your needs. See Choosing the right version control for your project
answered Mar 28 at 19:03
ScottWelkerScottWelker
5844 silver badges14 bronze badges
For what it's worth Yiğit san, I advise you to continue using Git. It almost certainly meets your needs and distributed source control provides added flexibility. However, again, you and your team must select and adhere to a supported workflow.
– ScottWelker
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Your team needs to select and adhere to a version control workflow that meets your needs and that is supported by Git (the distributed source control you have apparently chosen). I suggest starting here: Azure Repos Git tutorial.
You might even question whether Git is the appropriate source control choice given your needs. See Choosing the right version control for your project
answered Mar 28 at 19:03
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For what it's worth Yiğit san, I advise you to continue using Git. It almost certainly meets your needs and distributed source control provides added flexibility. However, again, you and your team must select and adhere to a supported workflow.
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Your team needs to select and adhere to a version control workflow that meets your needs and that is supported by Git (the distributed source control you have apparently chosen). I suggest starting here: Azure Repos Git tutorial.
You might even question whether Git is the appropriate source control choice given your needs. See Choosing the right version control for your project
answered Mar 28 at 19:03
ScottWelkerScottWelker
5844 silver badges14 bronze badges
For what it's worth Yiğit san, I advise you to continue using Git. It almost certainly meets your needs and distributed source control provides added flexibility. However, again, you and your team must select and adhere to a supported workflow.
– ScottWelker
Mar 28 at 23:52
add a comment |
Your team needs to select and adhere to a version control workflow that meets your needs and that is supported by Git (the distributed source control you have apparently chosen). I suggest starting here: Azure Repos Git tutorial.
You might even question whether Git is the appropriate source control choice given your needs. See Choosing the right version control for your project
answered Mar 28 at 19:03
ScottWelkerScottWelker
5844 silver badges14 bronze badges
Your team needs to select and adhere to a version control workflow that meets your needs and that is supported by Git (the distributed source control you have apparently chosen). I suggest starting here: Azure Repos Git tutorial.
You might even question whether Git is the appropriate source control choice given your needs. See Choosing the right version control for your project
answered Mar 28 at 19:03
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For what it's worth Yiğit san, I advise you to continue using Git. It almost certainly meets your needs and distributed source control provides added flexibility. However, again, you and your team must select and adhere to a supported workflow.
– ScottWelker
Mar 28 at 23:52
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For what it's worth Yiğit san, I advise you to continue using Git. It almost certainly meets your needs and distributed source control provides added flexibility. However, again, you and your team must select and adhere to a supported workflow.
– ScottWelker
Mar 28 at 23:52
For what it's worth Yiğit san, I advise you to continue using Git. It almost certainly meets your needs and distributed source control provides added flexibility. However, again, you and your team must select and adhere to a supported workflow.
– ScottWelker
Mar 28 at 23:52
For what it's worth Yiğit san, I advise you to continue using Git. It almost certainly meets your needs and distributed source control provides added flexibility. However, again, you and your team must select and adhere to a supported workflow.
– ScottWelker
Mar 28 at 23:52
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Hi Furkan. What does "Migrate Error" mean and where/when does 2nd developer see that? Also, "Repos style.css" seems to imply an underlying Git repository. Is that so? It sounds as though the 2nd developer would be responsible for resolving this (upon Repo pull), before checking in their code. However, I am guessing at significant details.
– ScottWelker
Mar 26 at 14:57
Two developers are also developing in the Azure DevOps master git repository. The Problem is that two users are updating the day morning with the master version of the style. css file. At the end of the Day, a developer is uploading his changes to the master. Then The other developer is doing the update. But because he was unaware of the first update, something like that happens.
– Furkan Yiğit
Mar 27 at 12:07