resolve-merge-conflicts

To resolve git merge conflicts efficiently, you can extract only unresolved paths, conflict hunks, and compact diffs. This approach provides per-file conflict context without loading entire files, preserving original contents while speeding up resolution.

Yes, you can extract conflict context during git rebases, cherry-picks, merges, or stash pops. It generates per-file conflict summaries and concise diffs whenever conflict markers are present in your files.

The best way to preview conflicted files is to generate index previews using a lightweight context extractor. This produces per-file summaries and compact diffs for quick review without modifying your original file contents.

Yes, it works by extracting conflict hunks and producing compact diffs from standard git version control states. It leverages a Python-based context extractor to parse unresolved paths and generate concise reports for quick review.

Extracting only conflict hunks provides compact context that speeds up resolution. By avoiding loading entire files, you reduce cognitive overhead and focus strictly on the unresolved merge markers and concise diffs.

The context extractor uses a lightweight Python-based script to produce per-file summaries and diffs. It operates as a standalone script to extract unresolved paths and conflict hunks without requiring heavy external dependencies.