Use Visual Studio Code to select and save the changes.
Now that you have two different versions of the same file - some text on the master branch in GitHub that differs from the code on your local machine - both are committed.
Go into the GitHub editor and make a change in the original file in the master branch, can commit the change.
Create a new branch locally, pull the branch and make some changes to the file in GitHub and commit the change.
Create a file on the master branch and push it to the master branch.
To set up the the merge conflicts, you will follow these steps: This walkthrough take you on the steps for the common scenario how to resolve the merge conflicts, such as shown in the following illustration (provided by Microsoft). In this walkthrough, you set up a new repository, make changes to the repository where so changes conflict with those on your local machine, merge the changes, and push the changes to the repository. When such a situation occurs, Git stope your right before the merge commit, where you will need to resolve the conflicts manually. When the same part of the same file in two branches have been changed, Git won’t be able to figure out which version to use. This includes the source control for your Infrastructure as Code.But sometimes, when you check in your code, either you or someone else has been working made a change that creates a conflict between branches. Git is distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency.The foundation of DevOps, begins with using source code control.
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