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github skills resolve merge conflicts learn why conflicts happen and how to resolve them 323 captures 06 jun 2022 08 jul 2026 oct nov dec 06 2021 2022 2023 success fail about this capture timestamps the wayback machine http web archive org web 20221106191524 https github com skills resolve merge conflicts skip to content toggle navigation sign up product actions automate any workflow packages host and manage packages security find and fix vulnerabilities codespaces instant dev environments copilot write better code with ai code review manage code changes issues plan and track work discussions collaborate outside of code explore all features documentation github skills blog solutions by plan enterprise teams compare all by solution ci cd automation devops devsecops case studies customer stories resources open source github sponsors fund open source developers the readme project github community articles repositories topics trending collections pricing in this repository all github jump 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unexpected behavior are you sure you want to create this branch cancel create 1 branch 0 tags code clone https github cli use git or checkout with svn using the web url work fast with our official cli learn more open with github desktop download zip launching github desktop if nothing happens download github desktop and try again launching github desktop if nothing happens download github desktop and try again launching xcode if nothing happens download xcode and try again launching visual studio code your codespace will open once ready there was a problem preparing your codespace please try again latest commit sinsukehlab change link 4 415abc2 jul 13 2022 change link 4 415abc2 git stats 26 commits files permalink failed to load latest commit information type name latest commit message commit time github gitignore license readme md resume md view code resolve merge conflicts how to start this course step 1 resolve a merge conflict ️ activity resolve a merge conflict step 2 create your own conflict ️ activity create your own conflict step 3 merge your pull request ️ activity merge your pull request finish what s next readme md resolve merge conflicts learn why conflicts happen and how to resolve them merge conflicts happen when two people make changes to the same file on github a common occurrence when you re working with others while resolving differences might involve some discussion merge conflicts don t have to be scary this course guides you through the steps to finding the best merge conflict solution so your team can keep building who is this for new developers new github users users new to git students managers teams what you ll learn what merge conflicts are how you resolve merge conflicts how to reduce merge conflicts what you ll build we ll work with a short markdown resume file in this course prerequisites we recommend taking introduction to github prior to this course how long this course is three steps long and takes less than 30 minutes to complete how to start this course above these instructions right click use this template and open the link in a new tab in the new tab follow the prompts to create a new repository for owner choose your personal account or an organization to host the repository we recommend creating a public repository private repositories will use actions minutes after your new repository is created wait about 20 seconds then refresh the page follow the step by step instructions in the new repository s readme step 1 resolve a merge conflict welcome to managing merge conflicts what is a merge conflict a merge conflict occurs when changes are made to the same part of the same file on two different branches you usually find out about conflicts in a pull request this can be intimidating but have no fear git is smart when it comes to merging git only needs a human to decide how to resolve the conflict sometimes the best way to resolve a merge conflict is to add content that s from both branches or even something that isn t on either this is why git needs a human to look at the code and make the proper fixes ️ activity resolve a merge conflict open a new browser tab and work on the steps in your second tab while you read the instructions in this tab open the pull request we made for you we also made a conflict have no fear at the bottom of the page under this branch has conflicts that must be resolved click the resolve conflicts button look for the highlighted sections that begins with my resume and ends with main these markers are added by git to show you the content that is in conflict remove the changes made on the main branch by deleting all of the content below the and above main next remove the merge conflict markers by deleting the following lines my resume main with the merge conflict markers removed click mark as resolved finally click commit merge wait about 20 seconds then refresh this page for the next step step 2 create your own conflict good job you ve solved a merge conflict resolving a conflict doesn t automatically merge the pull request in github instead it stores the resolution of the conflict in a merge commit and allows you and your team to keep working to resolve a conflict github performs what is known as a reverse merge this means that the changes from the main branch were merged into your my resume branch with a reverse merge only the my resume branch is updated this allows you to test the resolved changes on your branch before you merge it into main now let s get a little evil it s for educational purposes ️ activity create your own conflict we went ahead and added a new file called references md and pushed that change to main without updating your my resume branch browse to the my resume branch click the add file dropdown menu and then on create new file create a file named references md enter some text that conflicts with what we added for references md in the main branch scroll to the bottom of the page and enter a commit message for your change click the commit new file button making sure the commit directly to the my resume branch option is selected wait about 20 seconds then refresh this page for the next step step 3 merge your pull request almost there ️ you can now merge your pull request ️ activity merge your pull request first resolve any remaining conflicts in your pull request look back at step one if you need help click merge pull request delete the branch my resume optional wait about 20 seconds then refresh this page for the next step finish congratulations friend you ve completed this course here s a recap of all the tasks you ve accomplished in your repository you learned why merge conflicts happen you resolved a simple merge conflict you created a merge conflict and resolved it what s next make your own markdown resume site with github pages learn how in our github pages course we d love to hear what you thought of this course in our discussion board take another github skills course read the github getting started docs to find projects to contribute to check out github explore get help post in our discussion board review the github status page 2022 github code of conduct cc by 4 0 license about learn why conflicts happen and how to resolve them topics github git merge conflicts merge conflict skills course resources readme license cc by 4 0 license code of conduct code of conduct security policy security policy stars 36 stars watchers 1 watching forks 21 forks contributors 4 heiskr kevin heis rsese robert sese emilyistoofunky emily gould sinsukehlab footer 2022 github inc footer navigation terms privacy security status docs contact github pricing api training blog about you can t perform that action at this time you signed in with another tab or window reload to refresh your session you signed out in another tab or window reload to refresh your session