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📚 Git Conflict Cheat Sheet

Conflict markers
<<<<<<< HEAD
current branch changes
=======
incoming branch changes
>>>>>>> feature-branch
Common commands
git status           # see conflicted files
git diff             # view all conflicts
git checkout --ours FILE    # accept HEAD
git checkout --theirs FILE  # accept incoming
git add FILE && git commit  # mark resolved
git merge --abort    # cancel the merge
Tips: After resolving, run git diff --check to ensure no conflict markers remain before committing. Use git log --merge to see commits from both branches involved in the conflict.

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