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What command continues a rebase after resolving conflicts?
Posted by
RoseHrs
Last Updated:
June 26, 2024
git-rebase
git
After resolving conflicts during a rebase in Git, you can continue the rebase process by using the following command:
git rebase --continue
This command tells Git to proceed with the rebase after you've resolved the conflicts in the affected files. Make sure you have added the resolved files to the staging area (using
git add <file>
for each resolved file or
git add .
to add all resolved files) before running
git rebase --continue
.
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