Conflict resolution in Git doesn't always have to be done on the command line; there are many graphical user interfaces (GUIs) that make the process more visual and intuitive. In this chapter, we will explore some of the most popular graphical tools for conflict resolution and how to use them effectively.

Visual Studio Code (VSCode)

VSCode is a very popular text editor that has excellent support for Git and conflict resolution.

1. Detect Conflicts: When attempting to merge branches or pull, if there are conflicts, VSCode will automatically display them in the Git control panel.

2. Visualize Conflicts: Open the conflicting file, and you will see sections divided with changes from both sides:

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