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6,657 PointsResolving merge conflicts without editing files
You mentioned that merge conflicts can be merged by methods other than editing the files. Please tell us what those are. Thanks.
1 Answer
Steven Ventimiglia
27,371 PointsGit mergetool is one way. I personally prefer a more hands-on approach, because editing several merge conflicts can be a bit daunting at first, but in this case - if it's my own code or something I know isn't being changed without proper communication about the changes from the team I'm working with, there's a proper understanding of why the conflict(s) occured.
Atom.io is actually better at helping you edit conflicts than Sublime, imho (plus it's free.) But then again, it was created by founders of Github, which makes sense.
Here's some more info that could help:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/161813/fix-merge-conflicts-in-git