re)use re)recorded re)solution. It allows git to record and re-use how merge conflicts are resolved. It's an esoteric command that 9/10 users will probably nev

re)use re)recorded re)solution. It allows git to record and re-use how merge conflicts are resolved. It's an esoteric command that 9/10 users will probably never use. But if part of your day job is, say, merging your startup's[1] local development with that of an upstream project[2], you will come to love this command very very quickly. 1) Rockmelt; 2) Chromium.