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about git update question

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Hi~,

I have some custom modifications on my local git folder ,so don't wanna pull all commits

from official herc at a time, I was wondering how can I merge new commit from git-hub

response one by one hash?  I'm using Tortoise-git now ,hope some one can help me

 

,thanks. :)

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I dont know what you mean, but you can save your modification in stash first befor commiting, then update/Sync your Hercules Git, and then Rightclick->TortoiseGit->StashPop then select your saved modification and your done.

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I dont know what you mean, but you can save your modification in stash first befor commiting, then update/Sync your Hercules Git, and then Rightclick->TortoiseGit->StashPop then select your saved modification and your done.

I mean the subsequently update  after merged my modifications and Hercules Git ,becoz I have a lot of translational

 

modifications  and easily got conflicted when I pull a lot of commits, so I wonder if it's possible to update herc git hash

 

one by one ?

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I don't think so, if its possible it may cause you conflict in future. Well Goodluck :)

 

to avoid conflict in your src mod, why don't you try to convert your mod to plugins? That's why we have plugins here to avoid editing/modification in src.

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HPM plugin doesn't support the custom modification with skill formula、 event label、mapflag 、EDP effect、configuration...

 

I can handle the conflict  within pulling one commit  by manual, but if I pull many commits at a time ,I will be confused. :(

 

That's why I post the topic to request support , sorry for my bad English

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