Don’t panic when you see “This branch has conflicts that must be resolved”! In this tutorial from **Beshilo Coding Academy**, we simulate a real-world conflict where Developer 1 and Developer 2 both edit the `Home.js` file.
You’ll see exactly how GitHub detects these overlapping changes and walk through the step-by-step process of using the GitHub web editor to choose the right code, commit the resolution, and successfully merge your pull request.
🚀 **What you’ll learn:**
* **The Conflict Scenario:** Why and how merge conflicts occur in team projects.
* **Browser Authentication:** A quick refresher on authenticating your device for a secure push.
* **GitHub Conflict Resolver:** How to use the built-in tool to identify conflicting lines of code.
* **Manual Fixes:** Deciding which changes to keep and which to remove.
* **Finalizing the Merge:** Completing the merge once the conflict is resolved.
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### **Exact Timestamp Chapters**
* **0:00 – Introduction: The Developer 1 Perspective**
* **0:14 – Identifying Multiple Active Branches on GitHub**
* **0:34 – Simulating a Conflict: Editing Home.js in the Terminal**
* **1:01 – Pushing Changes & Browser Authentication Flow**
* **1:38 – Creating a Pull Request (PR) for the New Feature**
* **2:02 – ERROR: Detecting the Merge Conflict on GitHub**
* **2:14 – Step-by-Step: Using “Resolve Conflicts” Editor**
* **2:37 – Marking as Resolved & Completing the Merge**
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