Every few weeks I hit the same merge conflict. Same file, same lines, same decisions. For years I...
Every few weeks I hit the same merge conflict. Same file, same lines, same decisions. For years I just dealt with it — resolve, commit, move on. Then I stumbled over rerere and now I dont go back.
What it does
rerere stands for "Reuse Recorded Resolution." Git remembers how you resolved a conflict and auto-applies that resolution the next time it sees the same conflict. You resolve it once, and future merges handle it without you.
Setup
One command:
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