Describe how you would handle database schema conflicts when merging branches with different migrations in a collaborative project.
- Apply all migrations from both branches sequentially
- Resolve conflicts manually by analyzing the differences in migrations
- Revert one branch's migrations to resolve conflicts
- Use a database schema comparison tool to identify and resolve conflicts
Handling database schema conflicts in a collaborative project involves carefully analyzing the differences in migrations between branches. Resolving conflicts manually by analyzing the differences in migrations allows developers to understand the changes made in each branch and resolve conflicts accordingly. Reverting one branch's migrations may lead to loss of changes and is not a recommended approach. Applying all migrations from both branches sequentially can result in conflicts and inconsistencies in the database schema. Using a database schema comparison tool to identify and resolve conflicts provides a systematic approach to resolving conflicts by highlighting differences in the database schema between branches.
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