# Assuming you are on the branch where the conflict occurred
# Start the process of merging the changes from another branch
git merge <other-branch>
# If conflicts are detected, Git will inform you about the conflicting file(s)
# Open the conflicting file in your preferred text editor
# Within the conflicting file, you'll see Git's merge markers indicating the conflicting changes.
# These markers typically look like:
# <<<<<<< HEAD
# Your changes
# =======
# Other changes
# >>>>>>> <commit-hash>
# Edit the file to resolve the conflicts.
# Decide which changes you want to keep and remove the unnecessary conflicting lines, including the merge markers.
# After resolving the conflicts, save the file.
# Finally, mark the conflict as resolved and commit the changes
git add <resolved-file>
git commit -m "Resolve conflicts"