Most of the time, merging branches in Git is an automatic process of integrating the changes on one branch into another. Sometimes, a conflict prevents Git from completing the process without human intervention. This article briefly examines content (line) merge conflicts and how to resolve them. If you are new to Git, please read the previous guides in this Git beginner series.

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In my previous article, I discussed merge conflicts, specifically line merge conflicts, and how to resolve them on GitHub. In this article, I will focus on another type of merge conflict, the modify/delete conflict, and how to resolve it using Git.

This article will explain the four ways to upgrade to a new version of Python on a Windows system: installer, Microsoft Store, Winget, and Chocolatey. You will also learn how to use different versions of Python on your system and how to uninstall an old version.

Sudo for Windows has been available since Build 26052 and is currently only accessible through the Windows Insiders program as part of preview builds for Windows 11. At this time, it appears that sudo will not come to Windows Server 2025. In this article, I explain how to use sudo in Windows 11 and compare Sudo for Windows with Runas, Gsudo, and Sudo for Linux.

Warp is a modern AI-powered terminal emulator that essentially allows you to execute commands in plain English. The Linux edition recently joined the macOS version, and a Windows release is slated for later this year. In this post, we will look at Warp’s new Linux edition. However, aside from slightly different keyboard shortcuts, the different editions offer the same features. Like other modern terminals, Warp allows you to customize its appearance, apply themes, work in tabs, and even split one window into multiple panes for multi-tasking. In addition, Warp helps automate command execution with its Workflows, which can be shared with team members through the cloud.

GitHub Actions workflows for GitHub Pages just became generally available. GitHub Pages is a service that lets you host static websites on GitHub directly from your repositories. GitHub Actions is a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform provided by GitHub that allows users to automate their build, test, and deployment pipelines. This article takes you through using custom workflows to deploy static websites to GitHub Pages with GitHub Actions workflows.