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You can resolve git merge conflicts during a rebase by applying a structural-merge cascade that attempts AST-aware merging first, reuses past resolutions, and then falls back to a three-way diff tool for any remaining files.

Handling recurring git conflict signatures in long-running rebases is done by replaying past recorded resolutions, allowing the system to reuse previously applied human resolutions for identical conflict patterns.

Git rerere works with structural merge tools by receiving the output of an AST-aware structural merge, which combines base, ours, and theirs branches before rerere attempts to replay recorded historical resolutions.

A git conflict resolver fails on squash-merge residue because it detects the incompatible history state up front and stops to present correct manual remedies rather than attempting to fix an invalid state.

Resolving cherry-pick conflicts with lockfiles and conflict markers involves orchestrating batch resolution scripts and specialized lockfile handling after performing a squash-residue precheck and generating a conflict summary.

You should manually resolve git conflicts when an AST-aware structural merge and recorded past resolutions fail, requiring a three-way diff tool to handle the remaining unresolved files.