Git Merge Conflict Viewer
Inspect and resolve Git merge conflict markers (<<<<<<< HEAD) interactively.
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About Git Merge Conflict Viewer
The Git Merge Conflict Resolver & Visual 3-Way Diff Tool parses merge conflict markers (`<<<<<<< HEAD`, `=======`, `>>>>>>> branch`) from code files, allowing developers to visually compare Current Change vs Incoming Change and resolve conflicts with 1-click button choices.
How to Use Git Merge Conflict Viewer
Step 1
Paste your conflicted source code file into the editor.
Step 2
Navigate through conflict blocks using the previous/next buttons.
Step 3
Click "Accept Current", "Accept Incoming", or edit the merged result directly.
Step 4
Click "Copy Resolved Code" once all conflict markers are cleared.
Practical Use Cases for Git Merge Conflict Viewer
Resolving Git Rebase & Merge Conflicts
Paste files with merge conflict markers to resolve branch divergences visually without accidental syntax deletion.
Code Review Conflict Auditing
Inspect complex multi-block merge conflicts and preview the unified result before completing `git rebase --continue`.
Input & Output Examples
Resolving Merge Conflict Block
<<<<<<< HEAD\nconst port = 3000;\n=======\nconst port = 8080;\n>>>>>>> feature-branch
Interactive resolution: "Accept Current (3000)", "Accept Incoming (8080)", or "Accept Both"
Key Features & Performance
- ✓Automatically detects and parses all standard Git merge conflict markers in a file.
- ✓1-Click Resolution actions per block: "Accept Current (HEAD)", "Accept Incoming", "Accept Both", or "Custom Edit".
- ✓Side-by-side diff preview comparing both competing code branches.
- ✓100% Client-Side memory execution guarantees proprietary code privacy.
- ✓1-Click Copy resolved code and 1-Click file export.
Key Terminology & Definitions
Merge Conflict Markers
Special comment indicators inserted by Git into files (`<<<<<<<`, `=======`, `>>>>>>>`) showing conflicting lines between two branches.
Ours vs Theirs (Current vs Incoming)
"Ours / Current" refers to the branch you are currently on (HEAD); "Theirs / Incoming" refers to the branch being merged or rebased.