GitHub today announced a major update to its visual Git client, GitHub Desktop. Version 1.5 introduces a new way to resolve merge conflicts, which are inevitable when working on a project with a team.

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What happens when the tools designed to simplify collaboration become the source of chaos? For developers working in shared codebases, the term “merge hell” is more than just a catchy phrase, it’s a ...

Sublime HQ – the folks behind the excellent text editor Sublime Text – has released a code editor for developers that focuses on a clean interface for coding and solving git merges. It’s called ...

Salesforce DevOps leader OrgFlow demonstrated the latest Git-centric release management and automation tools at Convene 22 Bishopsgate on November 20, 2025. By bridging the gap between Git and ...

VS Code 1.105 also introduces a built-in MCP server marketplace and allows users to resume recent Copilot Chat sessions. Visual Studio Code 1.105, the latest release of Microsoft’s popular Visual ...

Merge conflict management has emerged as a critical element in modern software development, where collaborative coding demands the integration of numerous, concurrently developed code contributions.

Inherently distributed in nature, every local commit made to a Git repo will make its way to the shared, central repository, as soon a developer issues a push command. But this isn't always ideal.

Stay in flow with Auto Claude using multi-terminal tools and session restore, so you run tests and pick up where you left off ...