What happens when user stories are moved to the next environment after conflicts have been manually resolved?

When user stories are moved to the next environment after conflicts have been manually resolved, the situation is such that the resolution process ensures that the conflicting changes have been successfully addressed. Thus, when the user stories are transferred, there will not be any conflicts reported. This indicates that all discrepancies between the different changes made in the affected environments have been sorted out, allowing for a smooth transition of the user stories without any issues arising from conflicts.

The resolution process typically involves reviewing the changes side-by-side, determining how to integrate them appropriately, and documenting the changes made. Once this is completed, the resolved user stories are then deployed, ensuring that the environment remains consistent and that configurations are correctly applied without further conflict notifications.

Other options, while they might seem plausible, either imply a scenario where conflicts persist or misunderstand the nature of the resolution process that has already taken place. Therefore, the correct understanding is that such a manual resolution leads to a clean deployment free of conflicts in the next environment.