'bzr resolve --all' is evil, it only get rid of the conflicts and remove the associated helpers (.BASE, .THIS, .OTHER or whatever).
The really evil part is that 'bzr resolve --all --take-other' does what you expect: resolve the conflict by taking the 'OTHER' version.
This is related to bug #344013 and bug #389396 and there is also a FIXME in bzrlib/conflicts.py (wrongly mentioning bug 383396, that's a typo).
This bug is not really a duplicate so I leave it alone.
'bzr resolve --all' is evil, it only get rid of the conflicts and remove the associated helpers (.BASE, .THIS, .OTHER or whatever).
The really evil part is that 'bzr resolve --all --take-other' does what you expect: resolve the conflict by taking the 'OTHER' version.
This is related to bug #344013 and bug #389396 and there is also a FIXME in bzrlib/conflicts.py (wrongly mentioning bug 383396, that's a typo).
This bug is not really a duplicate so I leave it alone.