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The type column — the type of the item to change represented by an icon.
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The Change to Apply column — a description of the reverting item change.
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The Conflicting Latest Changes column — one or more later changes on the branch that are incompatible, or in conflict, with a reverting change.
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The Selection column — an icon representing whether to apply the reverting change (
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