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master (read-only)
  |--- myFork (write)
  |--- otherFork01 (read-only)
  |--- otherFork02 (read-only)
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I've used Mercurial as a VCS (had to), committing to myFork. Now Bitbucket is letting me know that I'm a couple commits behind master - which up to now, was not an issue to resolve.

This time, however, I'm getting merge conflicts when hitting the sync-button. Unfortunately, Bitbucket does not seem to provide a way to resolve the conflict right there in its interface.

Instead, it's providing more information about how to resolve conflicts if I were using Git - which is not particularly helpful in this case.

As due to the conflicts, the merge is never performed, I can't simply pull the conflict from bitbucket to resolve it either.

I'm using TortoiseHG and created the fork through the Bitbucket interface.

I would appreciate it if somebody could help me resolve this issue.

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Turns out that if you keep hitting "merge" and then "show details" in the resulting error message, you will eventually get to a detail page where hitting merge again will display you the necessary code to execute.

Not sure why they would hit it thus, though.

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  • btw, those details aren't very clear, where should I run the first `git fetch origin $OTHER_BRANCH` ? in `master` or my conflicted branch ? – Ricky Levi Jul 17 '17 at 10:34