resolve-merge-conflicts

To resolve Git merge conflicts without loading full files, you can extract only unresolved conflict context using a script that parses conflict markers. This delivers per-file compact diffs and staged information for efficient triage.

Yes, you can extract conflict hunks during Git rebases, cherry-picks, merges, or stash pops. The process queries Git for unmerged paths and parses conflict markers to isolate the necessary conflict context.

The best way to triage unmerged paths in Git is by generating a concise conflict report that extracts per-file conflict hunks. This avoids opening full files and provides structured data for quick review.

Resolving Git merge conflicts with compact diffs requires Python-based scripts to parse conflict markers and query Git for index and worktree states. No additional external dependencies are needed.

You should use compact diffs for merge conflict resolution to avoid loading entire files into your review context. This approach provides a summary of unmerged paths, allowing you to inspect one conflicted file at a time efficiently.

You need to parse conflict markers in Git when unmerged paths or conflict hunks exist after operations like merges, rebases, cherry-picks, or stash pops, allowing you to extract structured data for resolution.