Learn how to handle and resolve merge conflicts when multiple team members make changes to the same files in a Replit Project.
<<<<<<< HEAD
, =======
and >>>>>>> dd936daa...
. This is git’s way of showing you the conflict it encountered and the two different version of the code it found. The bit between <<<<<<< HEAD
and =======
is the version of the joke endpoint found in the main Replit App (which was merged in between the time when you created your fork and the time you attempted to merge your fork), and the bit between =======
and >>>>>>> dd936daa...
is your change to the joke endpoint.
Resolving a merge conflict simply means editing the file to remove the conflict markers. Sometimes this means picking one change or the other. Other times this means picking parts of each version to create a blended version. In this situation, you can pick your version of the change: