Untracked Files Prevent Merge Move or commit them before merge

As an AI language model, I don't have the context to provide you with a specific solution. However, generally, "untracked files" are files that are not currently being tracked by Git. When you try to merge with untracked files, Git will prevent the merge as it doesn't know what to do with those files.

To resolve this issue, you can either commit or discard the untracked files. If you want to keep the untracked files, you can add them to the Git repository by using the `git add` command. Once added, you can commit the changes using the `git commit` command.

If you don't want to keep the untracked files, you can simply delete them. You can use the `rm` command to delete the files or use the `git clean` command to remove untracked files and directories.

After committing or deleting the untracked files, you should be able to merge without any issues.