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How do I fix a merge conflict in Git? |
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Identify the Conflict: Use git status to see which files have conflicts. Open the Conflicted Files: The conflicts will be marked with <<<<<<<, =======, and >>>>>>> in the file. Edit the file to resolve the differences between the branches. Mark as Resolved: Once you've resolved the conflict, use git add to mark the file as resolved. Commit the Changes: Finally, commit the resolved changes using git commit. |
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Thanks for chiming in here and answering this question @DarkPhoenix-04! 🚀 |
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I'd understand but kudos to u for the right answers |
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Identify the Conflict: Use git status to see which files have conflicts.
Open the Conflicted Files: The conflicts will be marked with <<<<<<<, =======, and >>>>>>> in the file. Edit the file to resolve the differences between the branches.
Mark as Resolved: Once you've resolved the conflict, use git add to mark the file as resolved.
Commit the Changes: Finally, commit the resolved changes using git commit.