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+title: "How I Resolve Merge Conflicts Easily"
+linkTitle: "Resolving Merge Conflicts"
+author: "Vikas"
+date: 2025-10-02
+tags: ["git", "merge", "conflict"]
+---
+
+# How I Resolve Merge Conflicts Easily
+
+Merge conflicts happen when Git can’t automatically combine changes from different people. It’s not scary — it just means Git needs you to decide which changes to keep.
+
+---
+
+## Steps I Follow to Resolve Conflicts
+
+1. **Check the conflicted files**  
+   Git will tell you which files have conflicts after a merge or pull.
+
+2. **Open the files and look for conflict markers**  
+   You’ll see things like `<<<<<<< HEAD`, `=======`, and `>>>>>>> branch-name`.
+
+3. **Decide which changes to keep**  
+   You can keep your changes, the other person’s changes, or combine both.
+
+4. **Remove the conflict markers**  
+   Make sure the file looks exactly how you want it after merging.
+
+5. **Save the file**  
+   Confirm that it works and nothing is broken.
+
+6. **Stage the resolved files**  
+   ```bash
+   git add <file-name>
+
+7. **Commit the merge**
+git commit
+
+8. **Continue working normally**
+Pull, push, or merge as usual.
+
+Quick Tips
+Communicate with teammates if unsure which changes to keep.
+Keep commits small and pull often — fewer conflicts that way.
+Don’t panic — conflicts are just Git asking for guidance.
+
+Resolving merge conflicts is easy once you know the steps. Follow them carefully, and Git will never feel intimidating again.
+
+Happy Coding!!
+-Vikas :)
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