How can users resolve their conflicts? #1
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The steps for resolving the conflicts in github |
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How to Resolve Git ConflictsFollow these steps to resolve conflicts in Git: 1. Identify the ConflictWhen pulling or merging, Git will notify you of a conflict in specific files. You will see a message indicating which files have conflicts. 2. Open the Conflicted FilesOpen the files with conflicts. You will find sections marked with conflict markers like this: <<<<<<< HEAD
# Your changes
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# Incoming changes
>>>>>>> branch-name The conflicting changes from both branches are shown between these markers. 3. Review and Resolve the Conflict
4. Mark Conflict as ResolvedOnce you have resolved the conflict and saved the file, you need to mark it as resolved by running: git add <file_name> 5. Commit the ChangesAfter marking the file as resolved, commit the changes: git commit 6. Push the Resolved ChangesFinally, push your resolved changes to the remote repository: git push By following these steps, you can efficiently resolve Git conflicts and continue with your project! This will provide a clear, step-by-step guide in the |
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How to Resolve Git Conflicts
Follow these steps to resolve conflicts in Git:
1. Identify the Conflict
When pulling or merging, Git will notify you of a conflict in specific files. You will see a message indicating which files have conflicts.
2. Open the Conflicted Files
Open the files with conflicts. You will find sections marked with conflict markers like this:
The conflicting changes from both branches are shown between these markers.
3. Review and Resolve the Conflict
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marker), the incoming changes (below the marker), or a combination of both.