fix-merge-conflicts

To resolve git merge conflicts, identify the conflicting files using git status, preserve the intent behind each side, validate the resolution to ensure no conflicts remain, and complete the merge process to keep the working tree consistent.

The best way to fix a git rebase conflict is to identify the in-progress conflicts, resolve them by preserving both sides' intent, validate the result, and complete the rebase to maintain a clean working tree state.

Your working tree remains inconsistent because the merge conflict resolution is incomplete. You must resolve all identified conflicts, validate that no conflicts remain, and ensure the application builds successfully before completing the merge.

To validate conflict resolution before completing a git merge, check that no conflicts remain in the working tree and verify that the application can be built successfully to ensure the final state is consistent.

Yes, you can use a script to automatically resolve in-progress git merge conflicts. The script identifies conflicts, guides you through step-by-step resolution, validates the result, and completes the merge or rebase process safely.