Fix Kptfile pipeline not updating on pkg update with fast-forward/force-delete-replace - #4704
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Fix Kptfile pipeline not updating on pkg update with fast-forward/force-delete-replace#4704OisinJohnston2005 wants to merge 8 commits into
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Signed-off-by: Oisin Johnston <oisin.johnston@ericsson.com>
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Fixes #4012
With test cases taken from #4030
Instead of performing a three way merge the KPT file is directly updated from upstream when using strategies that should not respect local changes like fast-forward and force-delete-replace, allowing the upstream to update the pipeline.