How do I resolve conflicts during a Git rebase?

I'm trying to rebase my branch, but I'm running into conflicts. What should I do?

When you encounter conflicts during a Git rebase, Git will pause the rebase process and allow you to resolve the conflicts. You can use git status to see which files are in conflict.

How do I resolve the conflicts in those files?

You can open the conflicted files in your text editor, look for the conflict markers (<<<<<<<, =======, >>>>>>>), and manually edit the file to resolve the conflicts. After resolving, save the file.

What do I do after I've resolved the conflicts?

After resolving the conflicts, you need to stage the changes using git add <file> for each resolved file, and then continue the rebase with git rebase --continue.

Is there a way to abort the rebase if I change my mind?

Yes, you can abort the rebase at any time by running git rebase --abort, which will return your branch to its original state before the rebase.