Every time I make edit to a notebook. My change got reverted and pushed into a conflict folder
In git this will be resolved immediately to get a unified version
How to fix it?
Every time I make edit to a notebook. My change got reverted and pushed into a conflict folder
In git this will be resolved immediately to get a unified version
How to fix it?
You posted in development rather than support (moved). If you had posted in support you would have seen:
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Not trying to be petty but in order to stand a chance of providing support your fellow users or devs, on the forum or GitHub, need an idea about what the problem actually is.
This is not a bug report. I'm looking for a way to manually resolve the conflict (e.g. by editing save files on the cloud)
To answer your question:
Thanks a lot for your help
If I understand you correctly, you can't do that. Joplin works at client level. The files on the cloud storage are there for syncing only. Editing within dropbox / cloud storage is not supported. The only way to modify notes is using the Joplin client.
Check out this plugin to help resolve your conflict.
You can download it through Joplin itself.
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