resolve-conflict

To resolve discrepancies between specification files and source code, you can use automated or manual synchronization options. This updates your code based on the latest specs or reverts code back to a specification-driven state to ensure project integrity.

Code-to-spec synchronization is the process of automatically updating specification documents to match recent changes in your source code. You need this when a developer updates feature logic without writing the corresponding Markdown specification updates.

You can automatically update Markdown specs based on current code by running the conflict resolution workflow across all conflicting files. This synchronizes your documentation with the actual implementation without requiring manual file edits.

Spec-to-code regeneration reverts your source code to match the original specification documents. If a developer updated feature logic without updating the spec, this synchronization option discards those code changes to restore the specification-driven state.

Yes, you can stage commits and create backups before synchronizing conflicting files. The conflict resolution workflow ensures project integrity by staging your version control commits and backing up data before applying spec or code updates.

The best way to manage version control conflicts during spec management is to use an automated synchronization workflow that detects code and spec discrepancies, stages commits, and offers manual or automated reconciliation options.