idea git confiicts

Git conflicts occur when two or more people working on the same project make changes to the same file(s) and try to push their changes to the same branch. Git detects the conflict when it tries to merge the changes, and it marks the conflicting lines of code in the file with special markers like "<<<<<<< HEAD" and ">>>>>>>".

To resolve Git conflicts, you need to manually edit the file to remove the conflict markers and decide which changes to keep. You can use a Git merge tool or a text editor to help you resolve the conflicts. Once you've resolved the conflicts, you need to commit the changes and push them to the branch.

It's important to communicate with your team members to avoid conflicts as much as possible. You can also use Git branching strategies like feature branches to minimize conflicts and make it easier to manage changes.