pr-conflict-resolver

To resolve GitHub pull request merge conflicts safely, check out the PR branch, merge the base branch, detect real conflicts, preserve both sides of source changes, regenerate lock files, run validation, and push the repaired branch.

Automating PR merge conflict repair involves a conflict-aware merge flow that non-interactively checks out the PR branch, merges the base branch, resolves overlaps, regenerates package lock files, runs tests, and pushes the completed branch.

Yes, you can regenerate package lock files after a Git rebase or merge conflict by running the correct package manager to rebuild the lockfile, ensuring dependencies remain valid before pushing the repaired pull request branch.

Yes, this pull request conflict resolution approach runs basic tests and lint checks where available to validate the merged result before pushing the repaired branch back to the remote repository.

You need an automated merge conflict resolver when a reviewer flags a conflicted PR or when a local workflow requires a non-interactive repair path to restore a clean branch and prepare it for merge.

If no real merge conflicts are detected during the base branch merge, the conflict-aware flow stops, meaning the branch is clean and no further source resolution or lockfile regeneration is required.