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Git requires you to fix conflicts to continue in that branch, as commits will not have been applied until you resolve them. You can work around that, but the lo
by ricardobeat 6y ago
Git requires you to fix conflicts to continue in that branch, as commits will not have been applied until you resolve them. You can work around that, but the longer you postpone the harder it becomes to resolve them, and the result will depend on the order you decide to merge / rebase everything.