You're working on a team project, and two team members have made conflicting changes to the same file. How would you resolve this conflict using Git?
- Use git checkout --ours/--theirs to choose one version
- Use git diff to view the differences and manually resolve the conflict
- Use git merge to merge conflicting changes
- Use git status to identify conflicting files
When resolving conflicts in Git, the first step is to identify the conflicting files. git status helps in listing the conflicting files. Once identified, use git diff to view the differences and manually resolve the conflicts in the file. After resolving the conflicts, stage the changes with git add and then commit the resolved changes. Alternatively, you can also use tools like git mergetool to help with resolving conflicts more efficiently.
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