Solving merge conflicts is fun! - said no one ever. Nobody likes them, but it doesn’t change the fact that they are, well, part of the job. In this short post, I would like to briefly explain where they come from, show how to solve them and as an added bonus, suggest a solution to potentially avoid them in the first place!

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Merging conflicts are an event that occurs when Git is unable to automatically resolve differences in code between two commits. They can happen as a result of merging branches, during a rebase or when you’re cherry-picking in Git. We can either solve them manually or use a Git GUI such as the ones built into VS Code.

Can You Resolve Merge Conflicts Before They Happen?💥