How does Copado resolve merge conflicts?

Copado resolves merge conflicts by comparing the changes made in different branches and allowing developers to choose how to handle those conflicts. This approach gives developers the opportunity to review the differing changes and make informed decisions on which updates to keep, discard, or merge together. It empowers teams to maintain control over their code and ensures that the final code reflects the intended functionality and integrates best practices.

The other options do not accurately reflect how Copado handles merge conflicts. For instance, reverting to the last committed changes would not consider the latest developments in either branch. Automatically merging branches without user input could lead to unintended consequences, as it might not take into account the context and intricacies of the changes made. Lastly, discarding one branch's changes completely would disregard valuable contributions and could compromise the integrity of the project.